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1.	Statistical Analysis For Two-Stage Adaptive Designs With Different Study Endpoints
2.	COX Proportional Hazards Model Analysis Of Prognostic Factors Impacting On Survival Of Prostate Cancer
3.	Multivariate Analysis Of Prognostic Factors Of Colorectal Cancer With COX Proportional Hazard Model
4.	Application Of Survival Analysis In TB Control In Shanxi Province
5.	The Expressions Of Genes Correlated With Recurrence And Metastasis In Judgement Of Early Breast Cancer Prognosis
6.	Clinical And Prognostic Analysis Of 80 Uterine Sarcomas
7.	Clinical Analysis Of 600 Cases With Endometrial Carcinoma
8.	Clinical Analysis Of 64 Cases With Vulvar Cancer
9.	Influential Factor Affect Prognosis Of Adult Granulosa Cell Tumor Of Ovary
10.	Small Cell Lung Cancer Were Analyzed Retrospectively And Research Of Prognostic Factors
11.	Analysis Of Prognosis Factors In Young Patients With Cervical Cancer
12.	An Analysis Of Clinical Factors And Prognosis In89Patients With Uteirne Sarcoma
13.	Research On The Early Risk Prediction Tool Of Postmenopausal Osteoporotic Fractures On The Basis Of Cox’s Proportional Hazard Model
14.	COX Regression Model Analysis To The Infections Of Rena1 Transplants After Operation And The Relevance BetweenABCB1 Polymorphism Of Renal Transplant Patients UsingTacrolimus And Infection After Operation
15.	The Survival Analysis And Pattern Of Traditional Chinese Medicine Prescription In Colorectal Cancer Patients Of Taiwan Area
16.	Moving Beyong The Cox Proportional Hazards Model When The Proportional Hazards Assumption Is In Doubt
17.	Analysis Of Clinical Characteristics And Prognostic Factors In Patients With Lung Adenocarcinoma With Ground-glass Nodule And Solid Nodule
18.	Survival Analysis For Maintenance Hemodialysis Patients
19.	Research And Application Of Data Mining Artificial Neural Network In Prognosis Of Colorectal Cancer
20.	Assessing The Prognosis Of High-grade Gliomas Based On Traditional And Radiomic Features Of Magnetic Resonance Imaging
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