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Peripheral Blood Dendritic Cells Are Not Prognostic for Survival in Breast Cancer Patients Regarding dendritic cell populations, there were no associations to PFS and only a borderline significant association observed between high levels of MDC1 and improved OS in patients with ER-positive tumors ( p = 0.056, estimated OS for patients with high and low levels of MDC1; 59.9 months 95% CI 30.9–88.9 and 40.3 months 95% CI 12.0–68.7, respectively, Supplementary Figure S4A right panel). 3.13.
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These preliminary findings suggest that, even after controlling for those socioeconomic and demographic characteristics that often drive health disparities, there remained a significant difference in preventive health behaviours between older adults living in Alaska to those living outside Alaska and borderline significant (p=0.056) difference in overall health.
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When we included the baseline HbA 1c values in a regression model, the difference in change in HbA 1c between the three groups was borderline significant ( P = 0.056), but the relative differences between groups altered to a −0.6% (−1.2 to 0.1; P = 0.082) change in HbA 1c in the CarbCount arm and a −0.8% (−1.4 to −0.1; P = 0.017) change in HbA 1c in the CarbCountABC arm compared with the Control arm (reference group).
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Moreover, a borderline significant interaction between intention and block ( F 2.2,61.7 = 2.96, p = .056, η p 2 = .09) was driven by significantly better performance with implementation intentions compared with goal intentions on the first block-set ( F 1,29 = 6.27, p = .02, η p 2 = .18)—an effect that was absent in the later training block-sets (all p > .16, F < 2.0).
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The McC b allele is associated with increased susceptibility to cerebral malaria and death in the Kenyan case-control study The unadjusted analysis showed a borderline significant association between McC b and increased susceptibility to severe malaria overall (OR 1.17; 1.00–1.25; p=0.056, Supplementary file 1D ), and significant associations with increased risk of cerebral malaria (OR 1.21; 1.05–1.39; p=0.008) and death (OR 1.34; 1.00–1.77; p=0.046, Supplementary file 1D ).