“a clear trend”

While the analysis with the retweeted users shows a positive trend for the coreness over time ( b = 0.1096, t (119) = 3.04, p < .01; see also appendix), we could not identify a clear trend for the closeness centrality over time ( b = 9.426e-09, t (119) = 0.65, p = .52).

There was a clear trend for greater fill rates at discharge among patients with higher LDL-C values than those with lower values ( p <0.01).

Differences indicated by a p value < 0.05 were considered to suggest a clear trend, whereas p < 0.01 and p < 0.001 denoted significant and very significant differences, respectively.

Since the 1950s, the δ 15 N Phe values in harp seal teeth from the Barents Sea showed a clear trend of −0.36 ± 0.01 ‰ decade −1 (linear model: p < .01, R 2 = 43.1%, F = 54.8, n = 72, Data S1 , Figure S2 and Table S1), declining from 11.7 ± 1.0 ‰ in 1951–1952 to 10.0 ± 0.2 ‰ in 2011–2012 (Figure 1c ). 3.2 Simulated trends At the Barents Sea Opening (20°E between Norway and Svalbard), our model predicted that the average δ 15 N NO3 values of inflowing Atlantic Water (potential temperature >2°C; salinity >34.5 psu) decreased by −0.08 ± 0.00 ‰ decade −1 from 1970 to 2019 (Figure 2a ).

We found a clear trend to indicate that stream-adapted females of both lineages discriminated against pond-adapted males (combination A (p < 0.01) and D (p = 0.076), Fig. 2a ).

There was a clear trend that aggregation intensity declined with species abundance (Spearman’s rho = −0.580, p < 0.01): rare species (<4 individuals/ha, n = 43, mean = 33.16, SE = 4.3) were more aggregated than intermediate (4–40 individuals/ha, n = 78, mean = 18.5, SE = 2.48) and abundant species ( ≥ 40 individuals/ha, n = 24, mean = 7.6, SE = 1.06).

With regard to the distribution of sensitizations according to CAP classes, a clear trend towards higher CAP classes was seen for α-amylase (k87) in the 2000 group compared with the 2010 group (U test: p < 0.01).

Fracture line displacement The relative displacement of the fracture line under standing conditions exhibited a clear trend: Group A > Group B > Group C > Group D ( F = 216.744, P < 0.01) (Fig. 11 a).

While the majority of infections were acquired in the first 48 h of hospitalization in both groups (58.6% for CR vs 69.8% for CS), there was a clear trend of later onset for CR isolates ( P < 0.01), suggesting that CR infections were more likely than CS infections to be nosocomial in origin.

However, a clear trend was observed: patients who were prescribed more than 8 medications during hospitalization were at significantly higher risk of experiencing at least one DDI ( p < 0.01), emphasizing the importance of polypharmacy monitoring as a clinical risk factor.

Similar to the results of cytokine and cell cycle regulatory protein expression shown above, there is a clear trend that TAA-TAV patients have significantly more SASP-involved CD163 + macrophages ( p < 0.01), compared to HTA and the aneurysmatic subgroup TAA-BAV ( p < 0.05). 2.6.

However, there was a clear trend of increasing feed conversion rate with Lys supplementation (0.05 < P < 0.01).

Conversely, HHF/HHF and LHF/LHF groups showed a clear trend to an increase in BW as compared to the C/C group that achieved statistical significance ( p < 0.01 and p < 0.05, resp.) at the ages of 3, 4, 7, and 8 weeks. 3.2.2.

A clear trend was observed towards lower PR-104A EC 50 values for cells with higher AKR1C3 activity ( Fig 4C , R 2 = 0.7063; p < 0.01).

Although we observed large variability within tissue sections, it was a clear trend (p = 0.0105) towards the primary cilia being elongated in atrophic compared to normal testes.

The results remained consistent: patients with poor pathological response (ypIIA/IIIA) exhibited significantly higher recurrence risks, and intensified adjuvant IO + Chemo showed a clear trend toward superior EFS ( p = 0.011, Supplementary Figures S1 and S2 ). 3.5.

Patient satisfaction: Patient satisfaction scores showed a clear trend, with the 0° abutment angulation group achieving the highest overall satisfaction (95%) compared to the 15° (90%) and 25° (85%) groups (p = 0.012).

Even though there was a clear trend for a reduction in CV after normalizing to C m , this effect was only significant in case of EPI cells ( p = 0.012).

PICP:ICTP evaluation reveals a clear trend (significant only after adjustment for bone turnover [ P =0.012]) of prevalent type I collagen synthesis over degradation within the subgroups of FD patients with greater severity (Figure S1 ).

In our real-world cohort, we can see a clear trend towards better survival in I/O treatment when altered processing is low (p=0.0138).

Comparing diversity between liver and kidney samples for each species showed a clear trend of higher diversity for liver compared to kidney samples, with significant values for MB ( P = 0.014) MS ( P = 0.0005) and SL ( P = 0.005).

Further analysis focusing on CA versus Non-CA patients revealed a clear trend of worse survival in the CA group, with statistically significant ( p = 0.0156, HR = 4.972) (Fig. 6 B).

A clear trend was observed where higher ISUP grades were associated with worse survival outcomes (p = 0.017).

While not all metrics derived from the accelerometers indicated significant improvements post-intervention, there was a clear trend towards a more balanced usage of both limbs, particularly evident in Axis 3, associated with vertical movement ( p = 0.017).

A clear trend of training effect was found for the single-limb stance percentage ( P = 0.018; after applying Bonferroni correction significance was set to P = 0.0125), while the gait asymmetry did not change ( P = 0.132). 3.3.