Univariate survival analyses suggested that patients with higher ERa expression had a better progression-free survival (p = 0.045, Figure 3).
Patients in the group with the highest ERA score, of ≥16 had a 5-year survival of 50% compared with an over 97% survival in patients with ERA scores <−1.
We hypothesized that patients with a higher ERA score, who were most at risk for hospitalization, would be more likely to undergo cardiovascular revascularization than those patients with a lower score and without this frailty burden.
Thompson finished 1949 with a 1 3 record at the major league level, with a career-high ERA of 6.89, 12 strikeouts and 11 walks in innings.
In 40 games with the Cardinals that season, he earned 11 saves but finished with a 1 4 record and his highest ERA to that point in his career (4.25).
These findings are not completely unexpected, as higher ERA scores are associated with future hospitalization 6 and likely measure some degree of frailty.
He has the third-highest ERA in Yankee history among pitchers with at least 500 innings pitched.
The raw fact, after all, is that the US economy did better in the first half of the post World War II era, with high top marginal rates, than it did in the second half: growth was both somewhat slower and much more unequal in the years after Reagan's 1981 cut than before.
The quality of the contact also differed considerably, with higher proportions of ERA participants than control group members reporting face-to-face contact with Jobcentre Plus staff and greater receipt of employment retention and advancement advice.
In contrast, age, gender, RF-positivity, and duration of the disease were similar in the ERA patients with high levels of survivin as compared with those with low levels.
