text: user285: How do i interpret the overall survival when the p value reported is not significant going by the standard convention .
  Not sure what kind of test it runs while comparing the expression may be one non-parametric test , but the survival is kaplan meier on cox ph model which they have mentioned .
  So is it a significant one if i have to tell in context of survival ?
  
  
  user48: The plot on the left shows that the gene has very different expression between two groups. However, according to the graph on the right, these high expression is not directly related to survival because both groups have similar survival time.
  The gene expression so high might be to compensate for other deficiencies or problems. 
  
original_text: 285: <p>How do i interpret the overall survival when the p value reported is not significant going by the standard convention .</p>
  
  <p>Not sure what kind of test it runs while comparing the expression may be one non-parametric test , but the survival is kaplan meier on cox ph model which they have mentioned .</p>
  
  <p>So is it a significant one if i have to tell in context of survival ?</p>
  
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   48: <p>The plot on the left shows that the gene has very different expression between two groups. However, according to the graph on the right, these high expression is not directly related to survival because both groups have similar survival time.<br>
  The gene expression so high might be to compensate for other deficiencies or problems. </p>
  