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“a possible trend”

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

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One study has investigated the association between exposure to asbestos and the risk of Barrett’s oesophagus, finding a possible trend that was not significant on multivariate analysis. 20 Asbestos as a risk factor for adenocarcinoma but not squamous cell carcinoma It is not surprising that the oesophagus might be particularly susceptible to the harmful effects of ingested asbestos; however, it is less clear why ingested asbestos should be a risk factor for adenocarcinoma but not for squamous cell cancer.
It is encouraging that the current toxicokinetics and safety studies in nanozyme research use the same administration route and dose as the efficacy studies, allowing the alignment of toxicity evaluation with the therapeutic efficacy and thus the investigation of a possible trend in the nanozyme behavior in the whole organism.
As for the search of the ideal conditions of radio-enhancement, only effects of incident protons have been simulated, and there is no indication of a possible trend of the track structure effect, thus emphasizing an ion type dependence (beyond pure LET), as has been demonstrated for the RBE (Friedrich et al. 2013 ).
A borderline moderate positive correlation was found between LD-BMA therapy duration and OHIP-14 impact scores ( ρ = 0.29), suggesting a possible trend toward reduced perceived oral quality of life with longer treatment. 4 Discussion The present study aims to assess dental and periodontal health status and quality of life in patients under LD-BMA therapy for CTIBL.