The third approach is to be influenced, in discussing the likely effects on mortality in specific subgroups of breast cancer patients, not only by mortality analyses but also by analyses of recurrence, early recurrence, local recurrence or some other major 'surrogate' outcome.
Univariate analyses of time to recurrence (recurrence free survival) and death due to endometrial carcinoma (disease-specific survival) were performed using the Kaplan Meier method.
Univariate survival analyses of time to recurrence (recurrence free survival) or death due to endometrial carcinoma (disease specific survival) were performed using the Kaplan Meier (product-limit) method.
Table 4 presents the results of univariate Cox proportional hazards regression analyses examining the recurrence of SB as a whole and SB with SI, with demographic and clinical variables as a covariate.
Recently there has been a surge of interest in an integrated research paradigm that incorporates instrumental, historical, archaeological and geological records to extend the record of and generate multi-century analyses of the extreme event recurrence intervals, for instance, thus, improving long-term risk assessment (see Figure 1).
Univariate analyses of time to recurrence (recurrence-free survival) and death because of endometrial carcinoma (disease-specific survival) were performed using the Kaplan Meyer method.
Ad hoc analyses summarized the recurrence and severity of IRRs at subsequent infusions by the maximum NCI-CTCAE grade of IRRs at Infusions 1, 2, and 3.
Firstly, analyses of locoregional recurrence patterns show failure predominantly inside the gross tumour volume (GTV) of the primary tumour.
In stage-by-stage analyses, the recurrence rate of G2 cases (50%%) tended to be higher in comparison with that of G0 and G1 cases for Stage II (25 and 20%%, respectively, p = 0.069), but not for Stage III (p = 0.414).
Analyses of serial change over time in the follow-up data and Cox proportional hazards regression analyses of SB recurrence were performed.
