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There were no significant difference in miR-708 expression levels between standard risk and middle risk groups (P= 0.7444) (Fig.  6B).

We found that the patients in both standard risk and middle risk had higher expressed miR-708, while the high-risk patients displayed a significantly low level of miR-708 (H versus S: P= 0.0040; H versus M: P= 0.0280).

The costs per QALY for the low risk men and the low- and middle risk women are fairly low, below EUR8,000 and thus considered very cost-effective in Sweden [ 23].

We then clustered patients into three risk stratification groups, standard risk (S), middle risk (M) and high risk (H), based on well-known risk factors, i.e. age, cytogenetics, remission status, response to induction therapy and survival outcomes according to the risk stratification system from ALLIC BFM 2002.

We also extracted knowledge from our dataset in the form of triage algorithms that not only could be useful to the decision-makers towards their requests for ancillary tests but also promote a scoring system classifying individual women as high, low, or middle risk.

These figures were used to extrapolate the total sample size requirement of 640 patients (160 in the high and low risk subgroups and 320 in the middle risk subgroup), which would ensure that we would have at least 80% power for carrying out all three subgroup analyses.

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"They all suffer from this man-in-the-middle risk," adds Newbolt.

The percentage composition of hypertensive status (normotensive%, prehypertensive%, low-to-middle risk hypertension%, high-risk hypertension%) did not differ significantly between the cases with missing data (23.1%, 23.1%, 36.2%, 17.6%) and those included in model 1 (21.1%, 26.3%, 36.6%, 16.1%) (P = 0.96).

Middle-risk quartile participants were not studied further.

The rate of relapse and induction failure in the low-risk group (1/45), the middle-risk group (3/49) and the high-risk group (11/20) is 2.2, 6.1 and 55%, respectively (P < 0.001).