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The cumulative free incidence rate of type 1 diabetes was compared using the Kaplan-Meier method with log-rank test.
Although peak fetal concentrations of free BPA were less than maternal concentrations in both rats and humans, a more detailed time course in rats indicated that cumulative free BPA exposure was actually greatest in the fetus [fetal area under the curve was 73% greater than maternal (Takahashi and Oishi 2000)].
Taking cumulative free-water production as a parameter to evaluate perforation strategies is advisable in bottom water reservoirs.
A more systematic optimization method was proposed by introducing the concept of cumulative free-water production, which could maintain a balance (or then a balance is achieved) between stabilizing oil production and controlling bottom water cresting.
Finally, both the bottom water cresting behavior and the factors influencing inflow profile were analyzed using the developed model, and a more systematic optimization method was proposed by introducing the concept of the cumulative free-water production, which could realize a balance between stabilizing oil production and controlling bottom water coning.
This is equivalent to a cumulative-free mitomycin dose of approximately 120 mg/m for a 70-kg/1.72 m patient, that is, approximately six cycles of 20 mg/m each.
The cumulative dysplasia-free and cancer-free rates were calculated by the Kaplan Meier method.
Similarly, the cumulative disease free survival rate at 50 months for patients with low ALDH1 was 77.3%, significantly higher than that for those with high ALDH1 expression (42%, Log Rank = 19.347, p<0.001, Figure 1D,Table S2).
The drugs were analyzed in three different concentrations (45 min each, cumulative, 1 100× free therapeutic plasma concentration [FTPC]).
The Kaplan meier estimates of cumulative failure free period according to the treatment group was detailed on Figure 2.
Cumulative HIV- free survival rates at 3 and 18 months of follow-up according to early infants' feeding at 6 weeks of life.
