They quote p=0.179 for the OS results so, according to my basic understanding of statistics, this can't constitute evidence that sorafenib is superior. All other quoted results favour SIRT and are statistically significant. Look at the side-effect/quality of life result (p=0.005)! To me, this shows that SIRT is by far the better treatment. IMHO (Not a statistician or medico).
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