Sentence examples for borderline excess from inspiring English sources

One U.S. dry-cleaner cohort had a borderline excess risk of pancreatic cancer (SMR = 1.53; 95% CI, 0.91 2.42; Ruder et al. 2001), as did aircraft manufacturing workers (SMR = 1.50; 95% CI, 0.72 2.76; Boice et al. 1999).

Second-degree relatives have a non-significant excess of all cancers (RR = 1.14, P = 0.14); females have a borderline excess of breast cancer (RR = 1.53, P = 0.08) and an excess of carcinoma of the kidney (RR = 7.46, P = 0.0012) and males have an excess of carcinoma of the trachea and lung (RR = 1.50, P = 0.032).

From 1965 onwards there are eight deaths compared to a fitted value of 3.5, a borderline significant excess (P=0.054).

In our study we showed borderline significant excess nephrotoxicity of 7.1% of the colistin group compared to tigecycline group (P = .05) for the baseline characteristic comparable cohorts.

Female supportive staff in large dry-cleaning shops had a borderline significant excess risk of cervical cancer not found among women directly involved in dry cleaning.

Assistants in dry-cleaning shops had a borderline significant excess risk of cervical cancer not found in women directly involved in dry cleaning.

There was also a borderline significant excess of endometrial cancer in the same age group, but no raised risk of ovarian cancer (P=0.018 compared with the risk in the younger-onset diabetes patients).

Some of the cancers with a non-significant overall p-value had borderline significant excess (e.g. AML and tongue cancer) and some cancer sites had a much higher case GIF than matched control GIF (e.g. gallbladder cases = 5.49 and controls = 4.90).

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Among the 18 individual sites with >35 cases, a significant positive relation with radon is observed for stomach cancer (ERR/WLM=0.021%; 95% CI: 0.0007 0.043%), whereas excesses with borderline statistical significance were found for cancers of the pharynx (ERR/WLM=0.16%; 95% CI: −0.045 to 0.37%) and liver (ERR/WLM=0.044%; 95% CI: −0.008 to 0.096%).

In Shipham, a Cd-polluted area in the United Kingdom, Elliott et al. reported a higher standardized mortality ratio for hypertension and cerebrovascular disease of borderline significance but no significant excess mortality from cerebrovascular disease in their geographical study [ 28].