Table VI.

Comparative table for ratios of hematologic malignancies between girls and boys

No relationship	$r^2$ =0.129	relationships between the ages of affliction with fungal infections and species of microorganism	Significant relationship	p <0.0001	relationship between the ages and the age of affliction with fungal diseases
No relationship	$r^2$=0.263	relationships between the ages of affliction with fungal infections and the site of infections	Significant relationship	$r^2$=0.947	relationship between the ages and the species of microorganisms
N0 relationship	$r^2$=0.329	relationships between the ages of affliction with fungal infections and the type of hematologic cancer	No relationship	$r^2$=0.307	relationship between the ages and the site of infections
Significant relationship	p <0.0001	relationships between the species of microorganism and the site of fungal infections	No relationship	$r^2$= 0.548	relationship between the genders and the age of affliction with fungal diseases
Significant relationship	p <0.0001	relationships between the species of microorganism and the result of treatment for patients (recovery or dead	No relationship	p=0.424	relationship between the genders and species of microorganism
No relationship	p=0.634	relationship between the species of microorganism and the type of hematologic cancer	Significant relationship	p=0.029${\mathrm{r}}^2$	relationship between the genders and the site of infections
No relationship	p=0.960	relationship between the site of fungal infections and the type the hematologic cancers	Significant relationship	p <0.0001	relationship between the age of affliction with the cancer and the age of affliction with the fungal infections
Significant relationship	p <0.0001	relationship between the site of infections and the result of treatment for patients (recovery or dead)	No relationship	$r^2$=0.072	relationships between the age of affliction with the cancer and species of microorganism
			No relationship	$r^2$= 0.207	relationships between the age of affliction with the cancer and site of infections