Barely Significant

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When MeDi adherence was entered into the models as tertiles, those in the highest tertile, that is, those having the greatest MeDi adherence, had 46% lower risk for depression for every unit increase in the MedDietScore, compared with those having the lowest MeDi adherence ( p = 0.006), with a significant trend for dose–response ( Table 2 , Figure 2 ).
After adjustments for clinical and laboratory parameters, it was revealed that when taking the Q1 quartile of TyG index as a reference, an increasing trend of VDD prevalence was presented in the other three groups divided by TyG index quartiles, where the OR (95% CI) was 1.708 (1.132–2.576) for Q2, 2.041 (1.315–3.169) for Q3, and 2.543 (1.520–4.253) for Q4 (all p < 0.05).
Oral allergen challenge plus ASA resulted in an increasing trend in blood mMCPT-1 levels, relative to baseline levels measured before OVM load, with a peak value recorded at 2 h, then returning to almost the baseline level at 24 h in allergen-sensitized mice.