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NEFH methylation remained as a highly significant factor exhibiting high and notable constant HRs in all bivariate survival analyses suggesting this marker as independent prognosticator for RCC.

Ouwens et al. (2011) and Jansen (2011) presented methods for (network) meta-analysis of survival data using a multidimensional treatment effect as an alternative to the synthesis of the constant HRs [ 7, 8].

Thus, a Cox PH model with constant HRs between event-specific hazard functions was used on duplicated data; i.e., with a dummy variable denoting each type of event introduced as covariate [ 4, 17].

We have previously suggested that TTH patients have a reduced or "blunted" response to stress, evident by a lack of an initial "spiked" response and followed by a more or less constant HR throughout the stress period [32].

The cumulative constant HR is 2.4 (95% CI: 1.38−4.31) with pseudo-values.

One in five survivors reported poorer constant HR-QOL (19.2%) and a small group had poor life satisfaction (7.2%); 26.2% reported constant high HR-QOL and 48.8% had high constant life satisfaction.

The proportional hazards assumption, the constant HR over time, was evaluated by comparing estimated log-log survival curves for all covariates.

Recently NMA models for survival data have been presented that do not assume a constant HR but allow the relative treatment effects to vary over time [ 14- 16].

The Cox model with constant HR may not be plausible when there is an inevitable event and the age-specific rates increase to 100%.

(Furthermore, ignoring the treatment effects in terms of shape, i.e. assuming a constant HR, implies that the uncertainty in model shape is not captured with the meta-analysis models).

On the basis of their reported superiority in DFS with a constant HR of 0.8 compared with 5-FU/LV [ 3, 4], oxaliplatin-containing regimens have been adopted as standard adjuvant chemotherapy in the United States and Europe since the mid-2000s.