“a clear trend”

Interestingly, there was a clear trend suggesting that patients with T-ALL harboring a BCL11B mutation had a higher percentage of CR ( P = .068) and negative MRD ( P = .050), although the data were not yet statistically significant at this point ( Figure 1B ).

However, there was a clear trend towards an improved survival when PDA was used in the subgroup of patients with a better tumor differentiation (G 1–2 ) ( p = 0.069) (Left panel). 4.

However, in our study p-Met expression did not statistically correlate with sHGF status, although there was a clear trend (p=0.069).

Indeed, there was a clear trend pointing towards a lower degree of internalisation in the Cet Sen cell lines (SCC22b-PBS and SC263-PBS) compared to the Acq Res and Int Res cell lines ( p = 0.069) (Fig. 5e ).

An obvious difference between both arms appeared on day 15 (day one of cycle 2) and this remained discernible thereafter indicating a clear trend towards superior efficacy of the standard arm using doxycycline ( P =. 069 ).

In Group 2, TRUS calculated prostate volumes were also smaller in those with positive AZ biopsies in (36.6 cc vs 58.0 cc); however, this finding did not reach statistically significant difference although a clear trend was noted (P = 0.0691).

When the correlation was separately performed for seen and unseen trials, we found that although not statistically significant, there was a clear trend for a correlation between Target presence decoding accuracy and performance in the tilt discrimination task for seen trials ( r = .36, p = .07), but not for unseen trials ( r = − .14, p = .50) (Fig. 9 B and C).

Although there was also a clear trend of higher median CRP at postoperative day 3 in patients with AL (150 vs 91 mg/dL; p = 0.07), this difference did not reach statistical significance most likely due to a type 2 statistical error.

3.4 Task performance The four-way interactions between ATT, IID, ear, and glutamate or diagnosis were not significant, but the five-way interaction between ATT, IID, ear, rsGlu, and diagnosis showed a clear trend towards significance ( P = .07, n 2 = .01; Inline Supplementary Table 1).

Although this effect only met the significance criterion in the PP sample, a clear trend (P = 0.070) was also evident in the ITT sample.

The expression level of CatK proved to be highly variable (max/min = 146:1) for both genders, but a clear trend ( P = 0.07) also suggests that there on average is a higher expression of CatK in OCs generated from male donors than in those generated from female donors ( Figure 4e ).

Although missing statistical significance, there was a clear trend of increased hepatic GSH levels in the HSuHF + BJ rats ( p = 0.07 vs.

mRNA levels of mTOR were notably reduced in the RAPA and MVC/RAPA groups (p<0.01 and p<0.05, respectively), and there was a clear trend in the MVC group (p = 0.07) ( Fig 2 ).

For both FAFV and Bacteroidetes, there was a clear trend towards a higher load in patients that underwent biliary drainage (6093.8 vs 2234.2 p = 0.070, 59.2 vs 27.6, p = 0.070 respectively), but it did not reach statistical significance ( Fig 2B ).

After normalization, the V5‐MEOX1 group still exhibited a higher metastatic index than the control group, with a clear trend apparent despite the difference not reaching statistical significance ( p = 0.07, Figure 2H ).

Furthermore, ICAM-1 showed a clear trend towards an augmented expression in HCAEC treated with sera from CAD patients (1.00 ± 0.06 versus 1.32 ± 0.19, P = 0.07, n = 10, Fig. 5C ), supporting our hypothesis that miR-222 inhibits ICAM-1 expression (Fig. 6 ).

At the same time, AgRP-cre; Ghsr f/f mice had no significant difference in meal size under RD-feeding ( Figure 2 C), but exhibited a clear trend of decrease ( p = 0.07) under HFD-feeding during the light phase ( Figure 2 D). 3.3.

However, expanded and hatched blastocysts derived from blastocyst vitrified using the SE protocol showed a clear trend ( p = 0.07) towards higher CX43 and AQP3 gene expression levels compared to expanded and hatched blastocysts vitrified using the LE protocol.

Moreover, a clear trend was observed for the variables of the Player Performing the Serve (χ 2 = 11.42; p = 0.07) and of the Serve Outcome (χ 2 = 16.8; p = 0.07).

On the other hand, NB4 PI3KC3 knockdown cells showed a clear trend ( P =0.07) towards a reduction of autophagic flux during APL differentiation when compared with control cells ( Supplementary Figure 4e ).

All three genetic models amongst NIA (p≤ 0.04) and the dominant model of AFA (p< 0.01) reached the required statistical significance to confirm association with CAD., On the other hand dominant model amongst AA and allelic model amongst AFA could not reach the desired statistical significance but managed to show a clear trend of association with CAD (p = 0.07 for each).

A clear trend towards decreased mixing cost from pre- to postintervention was found [ M PRE = .50; M POST = .38; t (16) = 1.97, p = .07, g = .57]. 3.4.

Comparing the two groups we found a clear trend towards longer needle insertion time in patients weighing < 5 kg (33 [28–69] vs. 24 [15–37]s, P = .07), whereas, the total time for catheter insertion and the duration of the whole procedure were similar in both groups (199 [167–228] vs. 178 [138–234] and 720[538–818] vs. 660 [562–833]s.

Interestingly, we did observe a divergent effect of infection complexity on the risk of severe malaria among children <5 years of age, who had a relatively negligible risk of severe disease with a more complex infection (≥3 identified haplotypes), compared to adults and children ≥5 years of age, who had a clear trend ( p = 0.07) towards a reduced risk of severe disease with more complex infections.

3×Tg-AD mice immunized with 77E9 antibody also showed a clear trend (unpaired t test, 3×Tg-IgG vs. 3×Tg-77E9, p = 0.07) toward spending more time exploring the object at a novel location than did the mouse IgG-treated control mice (Fig. 3b ).