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“a slight trend”

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Sighted at

p<0.09

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

In the literature

A recent study (Bergh et al., 1995) shows that adjuvant therapy, especially with tamoxifen, along with radiotherapy seems to be of less value for breast cancer patients with TP53 mutations and node-positive tumours than patients without mutations. In conclusion our data show that it is possible to use archival material for TP53 mutation analysis and that results are comparable with those obtained from fresh tumour tissue. There was a slight trend towards poorer prognosis in overall and breast cancer corrected survival for patients with TP53 abnormalities.
In contrast, the number of neutrophils does not seem to be affected by the presence of the developing tumour; despite a slight trend of increased neutrophil fluorescence in the cancer area we could not detect a statistical difference compared to a site that was not injected with cancer cells ( Fig 4 C, D and G).
Within each method, there was little variation in the mean weight loss across age groups, although there was a slight trend toward greater weight loss being observed in the oldest age groups: mean weight loss for the trend method ranged from −5.2% (−5.7% to −4.7%) to −5.8% (−6% to −5.6%) across age groups and from −6.3% (−6.5% to −6.1%) to −10.2% (−10.3% to −10.1%) using the historic mean.