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. 2021 Oct;12(5):2157–2171. doi: 10.21037/jgo-21-494

Table 3. Correlations between the risk scores of mutator-derived lncRNAs and the clinicopathological characteristics in the training set, test set, and total set.

Parameters Training set (n=224) Testing set (n=222) Total set (n=446)
HR LR χ2 P HR LR χ2 P HR LR χ2 P
Age (y)
   ≤65 42 48 0.4643 0.4956 52 41 0.1127 0.7371 94 89 0.0178 0.8938
   >65 70 64 68 61 138 125
Gender
   Male 57 59 66 52 123 111
   Female 55 53 0.0179 0.8936 54 50 0.2145 0.6432 109 103 0.0218 0.8826
Stage
   Stage I–II 52 72 7.4875 0.0062 64 62 0.9353 0.3335 116 134 7.3455 0.0067
   Stage III–IV 59 37 52 37 111 74
   Unknown 4 1 5 6
T
   T1–2 18 21 0.1035 0.7476 19 28 3.79 0.0516 37 49 2.9457 0.0861
   T3–4 93 91 101 74 194 165
   Unknown 1 0 1 0
M
   M0 79 89 1.5986 0.2061 86 75 0.6441 0.4222 165 164 2.5732 0.1087
   M1 19 12 19 11 38 23
   Unknown 14 11 15 16 29 27
N
   N0 53 78 10.5905 0.0011 68 66 1.1722 0.2789 121 144 9.956 0.0016
   N1–2 59 34 52 36 111 70

LncRNAs, long non-coding RNAs; HR, high risk; LR, low risk.