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In a further analysis, we will analyze whether this is a positive trend, for example, resulting from the fashion for a healthy lifestyle, or if there are mixed lifestyle behaviors combining greater physical activity with a longer time spent sitting [ 74 ].
There is also some suggestion, albeit not quite statistically significant, that children whose households had adequate handwashing facilities, children whose mothers were more educated, and children who had no diarrhea in the past 2 weeks had a lower prevalence of anemia.
An age-adjusted linear regression analysis also showed positive trends of T-associated dietary pattern scores with total body fat mass ( p for trend = 0.002), visceral fat mass ( p for trend = 0.001), and subcutaneous fat mass ( p for trend = 0.035) but a negative trend between scores and skeletal muscle mass ( p for trend = 0.002) ( Table 6 , age-adjusted). 4.
Conversely, when comparing the number of patients positive for depression ( Figure S3, Supplementary File 6 ), they consistently reported a nonsignificant trend towards a lower number of depressed patients in the compliant group, with no difference between the proportion of depressed patients at one year and four year follow-ups ( p = 0.86; I 2 = 0%).
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With regard to the hematologic values associated with myocardial cell injury and heart failure, such as CK, CK-MB, BNP, and NT-pro BNP [ 33 , 34 ], we detected a slight decrease in the level of NT-pro BNP after 24 weeks of supplementation ( Table 2 ), but a highly significant negative correlation was found between plasma coenzyme Q10 and CK activity after 24 weeks of supplementation ( Table 3 ).
Studies were deemed ‘unclear’ if: (1) B12 status did not differ significantly between study groups, or (2) non-specific interventions were used that could obscure the potential effect of B12, or (3) >50% of statistical tests for oxidative stress did not reach significance, but showed an overall trend towards improvement, or (4) ≥50% of statistical tests for oxidative stress were significant, but at least one was significant against the oxidant properties of B12. 3.