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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Exp Metastasis. 2015 Oct 27;33(1):53–62. doi: 10.1007/s10585-015-9757-7

Table 1.

Subject characteristics for overall North Carolina CanCORS and subset in whose primary tumors EMT markers were measured

Characteristic mean (SD) or N (%)a Overall NC-CanCORS
EMT study sample
P value
(N = 990) (N = 190)
Age at baseline (years) 66.3 13.2 66.6 13.1 0.8
Sex 0.6
    Male 488 49.3 % 90 47.4 %
    Female 502 50.7 % 100 52.6 %
Race 0.6
    Non-hispanic white 762 77.0 % 150 78.9 %
    Other 228 23.0 % 40 21.1 %
Tumor stage 0.9
    Local 437 51.1 % 100 52.6 %
    Regional 311 36.4 % 66 34.7 %
    Distant 107 12.5 % 24 12.6 %
    Missing/noninformative 135 0
Tumor location 0.07
    Proximal 279 42.9 % 82 50.9 %
    Distal 371 57.1 % 79 49.1 %
    Missing/noninformative 340 29
Tumor grade 0.4
    Well/moderately differentiated 539 83.7 % 129 81.1 %
    Poorly/not differentiated 105 16.3 % 30 18.9 %
    Missing/noninformative 346 31
Neoadjuvant chemotherapy 0.3
    Yes 46 8.5 % 8 5.7 %
    No 496 91.5 % 132 94.3 %
    Missing/noninformative 448 50
Neoadjuvant radiation 0.09
    Yes 41 7.6 % 5 3.6 %
    No 501 92.4 % 135 96.4 %
    Missing/noninformative 448 50
Died within 5 years of baseline 366 37.0 % 62 32.6 % 0.3
a

Percentages are for informative non-missing data