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Patients with G1 tumours had more favourable survival than patients with G2 or G3 lesions.

After adjusting for study and year of diagnosis, BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriers showed a more favourable survival than noncarriers.

For the purpose of identifying patients with a more favourable survival, the proposed model seems reasonably accurate and well calibrated.

However, the overall trend towards both bax and bcl-2 expression being associated with more favourable survival outcomes is generally consistent with the findings seen in other malignancies.

The finding that bax expression is associated with more favourable survival in resected pancreatic cancer is, therefore, concordant with its physiological role.

A combined HR of 0.63 (95% CI=0.43 0.92) was obtained, indicating a significant association between p16 expression and more favourable survival.

Patients with EMP had a more favourable overall survival than those with SPB (P = 0.03).

The present data on pancreatic, distal bile duct and ampullary adenocarcinomas indicates a more favourable overall survival for patients with COX-2 expressing tumours.

One explanation of this relationship has been that as women have access to contraceptives, their children are born in different circumstances more favourable for survival (1).

Therefore, the subgroup of 10 patients having a single bone metastasis without visceral disease has a significantly more favourable median survival of 14.2 months versus 7.6 months for the rest of the population (HR = 0.42; CI95% 0.23-0.73; p = 0.0059).

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.