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“a favorable trend”

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Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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updated survival analysis in the overall population The updated interim analysis of survival, with 419 death events (38% censored data) and an additional year of follow-up, continues to show a favorable trend for trabectedin/PLD arm, with an identical 15% reduction in the risk of death than that shown 1 year earlier [ 8 ].
With IL2 support, 1 st gen dTc had a significant effect (p=0.05) while 2 nd gen dTc (p=0.13) demonstrated a favorable trend (Figure 5 B). 1 st gen dTc may be more reliant on IL2 than 2 nd gen dTc because the presence of the co-stimulatory signal through the CD28 portion of the construct may reduce the dependence of 2 nd gen dTc on cytokines such as IL2.
20 Nonetheless in a recent study on young subjects in the United States between 1988 and 1994 and between 2007 and 2010, a favorable trend in serum lipid concentrations was observed. 21 A study on children aged between 10 and 11 years in South Korea reported that the mean levels of TC were 166 mg/dL in the girls and 168 mg/dL in the boys, the mean levels of LDL-C were 96 mg/dL in the girls and 99 mg/dL in the boys, the mean levels of
Further, a comparison of the change in utilization between the intervention and control groups showed a favorable trend, with a net reduction of 7 inpatient events and a net reduction of 14 emergency room (ER) visits in the 12‐month post‐index period. 4 Discussion Our study included 1042 Medicare beneficiaries who underwent PGx testing using a multi‐gene panel within a community‐based hospital system's primary care setting.
Although there was no strong association between positive viral test results and antibiotic prescribing, we observed a favorable trend in higher antiviral utilization in the presence of a positive influenza test result (32.5%) compared with patients who tested positive for any non-influenza virus (3.6%) or negative for all viruses (9.0%).
The number of patients with CD274 amplification evaluated in the present study is the largest to date, and a favorable trend for TTNT and response rate in patients treated with ICIs was observed for the CD274 -amplified group compared with the matched CD274 -non-amplified group.