A significant deficit in 3-year survival among patients in the more deprived groups was observed for 33 of the 35 cancer-sex combinations examined during 1996 2000, for 26 in 2001 2003 and for 24 among patients diagnosed during 2004 2006 (web-table, equivalent to Table 2).
Additional file 1: Table S4 displays the results from this final specification and uses a table layout equivalent to that used in Table 3.
Analyses conducted using linear regression, adjusting for all variables in columns and in Table 1 (equivalent to multivariable model 2 in Table 2).
The table is equivalent to a conventional 2 × 2 contingency table, with the categories on the second line transposed.
Note that the 'total effects' in this table are equivalent to the results shown in multivariable model 2 of Table 2, except that these are probit rather than linear regression coefficients.
People in the 1991-3 subcohort alive at one year after the incident event experienced a lower unadjusted 12 year all cause mortality compared with patients in the 1984-7 subcohort, with a relative risk reduction of 28% (16% to 38%) (table 3), equivalent to an absolute event reduction of 7.6% (4% to 11%) (table 4).
Specifically, model 1 reported in the table is equivalent to testing a model with one single latent class (complete independence), while model 2 tests two classes, model 3 tests triple classes, model 4 tests four classes, etc.
Total financial cost of CDSS intervention in all the six health centers amounted to 185,927.78 USD (Table 2), equivalent to 30,987.96 USD per health center.
(The traditional test based on Σ(O - E)/ E over all four cells of the table is equivalent to the above but with a slightly biased variance estimate in which (N - 1) is replaced by N).
Total Angptl8 gene expression increased 4.6-fold compared with GFP controls by qPCR (Fig. 1b, ESM Table 2), equivalent to the threefold induction of Angptl8 expression induced by the insulin receptor antagonist S961 [ 10].
In the most recent 10-year period, 1997 2006, a total of 6184 children under the age of 15 years were diagnosed with cancer in Australia (Table 2), equivalent to an annual age-standardised rate of 157 cases per million.
