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Centrality in Collaboration: A Novel Algorithm for Social Partitioning Gradients in Community Detection for Multiple Oncology Clinical Trial Enrollments
Patients at a comprehensive cancer center who do not achieve cure or remission following standard treatments often become candidates for clinical trials. Patients who participate in a clinical trial may be suitable for other studies. A key factor influencing patient enrollment in subsequent clinical
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