This plot indicates a long term advantage of transplant over chemotherapy after 1 year from transplant, with a DFS at 3 years of 59.1% (Greenwood s.e. 9.1) and 39.5% (bootstrap s.e. 7.7), respectively.
Some politicians (George W Bush, Tony Blair) grew tired of waiting for the long-term advantages of democracy to reveal themselves and tried to speed up the process, with disastrous consequences.
It was on one of their vacations, in the Poconos in 1990, that Mr. Shiller first urged Mr. Siegel to turn his research on the long-term advantages of stocks into a book.
Other brands have shrugged off disappointing sales growth, saying they are motivated not by demand from their customers but by a belief in the long-term advantages of environmentally friendly practices.
The long-term advantages of good glycaemic control must be weighed against the risks of major surgery and the complications of long-term immunosuppressive therapy.
The long-term advantages of using of polymer-modified binders are not commonly observable in traditional tests or pavement design methods.
But the long-term advantages of electric trucks could make a lot of sense, both from a relatively obvious ecological perspective, which is obvious, and from the perspective of cost-effectiveness.
In order to increase the awareness of the investors on the long-term advantages of these solutions, pilot projects are necessary that provide real-time monitoring on the energy performance and behaviour of energy efficient buildings.
And these numbers can't fully account for the long-term advantages of early learning: more creativity, resilience, social engagement, and lifelong career and earnings potential.
Over 20 models describing the advantages of sex have been proposed, differing with respect to the short- and long-term advantages of sexuality that outweigh its two-fold evolutionary cost [2], [6] [8].
