The main characteristics of the sample in terms of age, gender, stages of HIV infection and transmission categories are shown in Table 1 [see Additional file 1].
Neither the high- and low-content nor the decreased and non-decreased groups differed significantly in any of the patient's background factors, such as age, gender, stages, and histology, except for OS (data not shown).
Male gender, stage I disease and longer time since treatment were associated with increased odds for drinking alcohol.
Like all other types of personal relationships, friendships are indeed "constructed-developed, modified, sustained, and ended by individual acting in contextual setting" (Adams and Allan 1998, p.3), which is defined by age, gender, stage of life, living arrangement, and experiences lived.
Prognostic factors in small cell lung cancer include performance status, gender, stage of disease, and involvement of the central nervous system or liver at the time of diagnosis.
The pathways were used as covariates along with age, gender, stage, and tumor grade.
Additionally, the following individual patient information was recorded: age, gender, staging, pretreatment, and concomitant therapy.
Cox multivariate analysis was used to determine whether VDAC1 is an independent prognostic variable in relation to 7 clinical variables: age, gender, stage, histology, tumour size (pT), nodal stage (pN) and survival.
Most clinicopathologic parameters (eg, age, gender, stage etc).
Gender, stage and nodal involvement were similar between the groups.
There were no significant differences in age, RA disease duration, gender, stage, and class.
