“a clear trend”

Although, after strict statistical correction, the survival difference between the PDT + E-Cis group and the IP-Cis group did not reach significance, a clear trend towards prolonged OS was observed (14.17 vs. 11.23 months, P = 0.033), accompanied by a significant improvement in ORR.

A clear trend between the abundance of the primary bile acids CDCA (p = 0.033, FC-log 2 = 3.3), CA (p = 0.110, FC-log 2 = 1.6), and their taurine conjugates (Tau-CDCA: p = 0.067, FC-log 2 = −3.0; Tau-CA: p = 0.110, FC-log 2 = −3.0) between the experimental groups was observed ( Figure 5 E), although only one was regarded as significant based on their p values.

Regarding whether the company was concerned about their health and safety, there was a high degree of heterogeneity in results, so we did not observe a clear trend despite finding a significant association (p = 0.034).

Thus, although all visual areas modulate with the crowded percept, there is also a clear trend for the crowded percept to be increasingly represented from early (V1–V2) to late (V3–V4) visual areas (t 19 = −2.272, p = 0.035).

There is a clear trend towards less residual solvent when the pressure used in the process is higher ( p -value = 0.035).

Retinoic acid did not significantly inhibit Runx2 expression, but showed a clear trend ( p > 0.04, Figure 6A ).

In both CTR and DM1 muscle cells there was a clear trend towards an increased activation of the protein, however this activation was lower in DM1 (CTR vs DM1 p = 0.04; 15 minutes: CTR vs DM1 p = 0.04).

In the TKI-treated cohort (n=118), the subtypes showed a clear trend towards prognostic stratification (log-rank p-value =0.041; Figure 5E ).

All immunizations tend to increase Foxp3 levels compared to naive, but only low-dose α-syn showed a clear trend to its up-regulation as compared to naive (Fisher’s LSD, p = 0.0419), so the effect was probably due to the adjuvant (Fig 4b ).

In the case of an overbite, a clear trend emerged in which patients with increased overbite had an increased likelihood of bracket loss ( p = 0.042).

However, a clear trend suggests poorer stability with eyes closed postsurgery in the “vestibular function” group compared with the “PREHAB” group ( p = 0.043).

There was a clear trend for median LDH (increased) and PLTs (decreased) at each time point among CRS severity subgroups ( P <.05, days 0 and +3 [LDH] and days –5, 0 and +3 [PLT]; Figure 3 A-B).

There was a clear trend of decreasing of the antioxidant activities of SBT compared with SL and SGT ( p < 0.05).

Moreover, PE supplementation increased neutrophil levels, with a clear trend of higher counts from PE5 to PE20 ( p < 0.05).

There were no statistically significant differences but there was a clear trend in favor of DTI between the balanced cohorts with respect to SSOs within POD 90 ( P > 0.05).

In primary SCC, there was a clear trend towards complete loss of HLA-A ( P = 0.05).

There was a clear trend of an increase in iron deposition in the liver tissues with increased fibrosis, which became significant at stages 3 and 4 (Figure 4A -F; P < 0.05).

Logistic regression analyses revealed a clear trend for inmates assigned to LC2 to be at highest risk to be disciplined for misconduct with regarding violent behavior against inmates (57.1%; B = 1.40, p < .05) and staff (64.3%; B = 2.35, p < .001), as well as house rule violations (50.0%; B = 1.76, p < .01).

There was a clear trend for an increase in mean overall performance (left panel) between testing at 7 months of age and 15 months of age which was significant for the control mice and the Swede mice (Spearman, 0.89≤ r s ≤0.94, p<0.05), but fell short of significance for the Tau mice (Spearman, r s = 0.66, p>0.05).

Forty-eight hours later, the animals that received ET-EPC-EX treatment showed a clear trend towards faster removal times compared to saline controls (saline-treated mice: 150 ± 21 s; ET-EPC-EX-treated mice: 90 ± 18 s, p < 0.05, n = 8–9/group), suggesting partial functional rescue.

5 , a clear trend ( P = 0.05) towards higher TTV DNA AUC 0–14 was observed in patients who died (median, log 10 25.8 copies × days × mL−1; range 0–51.5) compared with survivors (median, log 10 2.95 copies × days × mL−1; range 0–39.9). 4.

The mature dendritic shafts (i.e., with claws) of P10 and P15 GCs did not have significantly higher PSD-95 density on shafts when compared to P21 or P45 dendritic shafts, although there was a clear trend (p = 0.05).

Among these metabolites there was a clear trend of increased urinary abundance with increasing sTYR concentration; a relationship confirmed by the significant (FDR-adjusted p < 0.05) positive correlations observed between sTYR and all urine metabolites derived from phenylalanine, tyrosine, HPPA and HPLA with the exception of phenylalanine and HPPA-sulfate.

After the adjustment, a clear trend was observed ( p < 0.05) in which higher back extensor strength was associated with increased AMM (r = 1.12) and BMM (r = 0.89).

Differently, SV didn’t exhibit a clear trend with the increased altitude ( P >0.05, Figure 2C ).