Data from the multivariate single-marker analyses were used to verify clinically more favourable vs less favourable marker expression.
In this analysis, we identified strong expression of ALDH1A1 as a significant prognostic marker for more favourable overall survival in the subgroup of patients having been treated with adjuvant chemotherapy.
Datasets dominated by DArT markers showed more favourable values (Additional File 9).
Comparisons of proliferation markers indicated that securin immunohistochemistry resulted in a different stratification of breast cancer cases, especially identifying patients with a more favourable prognosis than the established proliferation markers MAI and Ki-67.
Isocitrate dehydrogenase (IDH) mutations are a strong predictor of a more favourable prognosis and a highly selective molecular marker for secondary glioblastomas [ 22].
Both graphs clearly show that a low marker level was strongly associated with a more favourable outcome (log-rank test: 29.01 and 37.24 for CA125 and TPA, respectively; P always <0.001).
It is striking that the more favourable assessment of Mélenchon's politics remains off the mark.
In this scenario, changes in markers are compared with the reference range of a population with a more favourable health profile.
In addition, some inflammatory markers such as IL-6 and CRP showed significantly lower blood concentrations and a more favourable time-course in the MPDN group.
Therefore, in this study a post-operative follow-up with an appropriate use of CEA-TPA-CA15.3 tumour marker panel also "early" detected a relatively high percentage of relapsed patients with limited metastatic disease and more favourable prognosis.
