Drowning was defined as respiratory impairment following immersion in water, whatever the survival [12].
On the contrary, the ratios remain similar for iodinated contrast agent, whatever the survival level chosen.
In this population, simulated scenarios always predict admixture levels by GAV much lower than the one observed whatever the survival or dispersal rates tested.
However, interestingly, estimated treatment effect on the hazards of death increased whatever the survival sub-model, either for cause-specific or sub-distribution hazards, but only reached statistical significance with the later.
Faryab is reeling under a Taliban onslaught involving up to 5,000 men, and arming citizens willing to fight seems, to many, the only means of survival, whatever label one gives them.
If Paper Gods isn't quite as strong throughout as 2010's back-to-basics All You Need Is Now, Kill Me With Silence and the title track have terrific choruses and Sunset Garage beautifully honours the band's survival: "Whatever happens, we're OK / Hey, we're still alive".
The largest multicenter trial, a retrospective study on 100 patients, showed that treatment with immunoglobulins did not improve pediatric patient survival, whatever the severity score [51].
31 34 However, the direction of causality might be otherwise if unhappiness and its correlates, by whatever mechanisms, reduce survival.
In conclusion, our systematic review of the lung cancer literature suggests that overexpression of Bcl-2, in patients with NSCLC has good prognostic value for survival, whatever the biological test used.
As shown in Figure 4C and 4D, PIK3CA amplification was significantly associated with poor survival whatever the patients who had early-stage tumors (stage I and II) or late-stage tumors (stage III and IV).
