Figure 3.

Associations between protein concentrations and overall mortality after lung cancer, among 986 lung cancer patients recruited from central and eastern Europe. (A) Model 1: weighted by smoking prevalence from the full cohort and adjusted age at diagnosis and sex. (B) Model 2: model 1 + smoking status (never, ever), education (elementary, high school, university and above), alcohol intake (never, ever), and histology (adenocarcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma). (C) Model 3: model 2+ stage (continuous). ENT significant: ENT statistical significance. Nominally significant: P<0.05. SD, standard deviation; ENT, effective-number-of-tests.