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Table  6 presents the multiple logistic regression model for recent colonoscopy screening (within 5 years) irrespective of level of risk.

Alhough absence of PgR expression and HER2 positivity were each associated with poorer DFS, there remained a DFS advantage of letrozole for 5 years over tamoxifen for 5 years irrespective of PgR or HER2 status [ 19, 21].

Women with histologically confirmed BC (T1-3, N0-2, M0), surgically treated within the last 5 years, irrespective of hormone-receptor status, were randomized between July 2002 and December 2004.

Neo-adjuvant cisplatin combination chemotherapy has an absolute survival benefit (approximately 5% at 5 years) irrespective of whether patients then proceed to cystectomy or radiotherapy and is recommended for those who are suitable (Advanced Bladder Cancer Meta-analysis Collaboration, 2003; Advanced Bladder Cancer ABCC) Meta-analysis Collaboration, 2005; Griffiths et al, 2011).

The on-call paediatrician sees only patients younger than 14 years, irrespective of their chief complaint.

Multivariate analysis showed that smoking and age above 35 years (irrespective of margin status) were strongly associated with positive HPV during follow-up.

To develop a simple method to treat menopausal neurovegetative symptoms without collateral effects, a quasi-experimental study was designed with a consecutive sample of women aged between 42 and 65 years, irrespective of any prior medical treatment.

Maximizing discounted carbon balance led to similar temporal distribution of the carbon balance during the first 100 years, irrespective of the length of the analyzed period (Fig. 5, bottom).

Furthermore, with an intact ACL, many series have shown that Oxford medial unicompartmental knee arthroplasty achieved survival rates of more than 90%% at 10 and 15 years, irrespective of patient's age or activity level.

Given the age range (7 28 years) of farms used in the current studies, as well as the extensive cultivation of 1.45 million hectares of cocoa in Ghana [1], it appears that approximately 118.6 223.2 Gg C could be stored in cocoa systems with stands aged within 30 years, irrespective of the shade-management system.

It has been projected that the production of liquid fuels from biomass will soar in the next 30 years irrespective of whether the oil prices are low or high; thus, new technologies must be developed for the efficient conversion of biomass to fuels that have high energy density and compatibility with the existing energy infrastructure [19].