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Erythrocyte Redox Markers Postoperative analysis of redox markers in the erythrocytes ( Table 4 ) revealed that TOS showed a decreasing trend ( p = 0.077), although this change was not statistically significant.

In the TWK10 group after six weeks of administration, genus-level analysis revealed a significant decrease in Lachnospira abundance ( P = 0.022), a decreasing trend in Faecalibacterium abundance ( P = 0.077), and a significant increasing trend in Akkermansia abundance ( P = 0.114), compared with before administration.

In the young group, the value of FBG (a challenged glucose metabolic parameter) was significantly reduced in Young-AD-Female compared to Young-AD-Male mice (p = 0.0036), and showed a decreasing trend in Young-WT-Female compared to Young-WT-Male mice (p = 0.0774) (Fig. 4 C).

There was a decreasing trend in terms of fungal richness ( p = 0.0774) (Figure 4 ).

A decreasing trend of the Muribaculaceae ( p = 0.0775) and Prevotellaceae ( p = 0.0848) was observed in allergic mice compared to the control group. 3.4.

In addition, there was an increasing trend after 24 h ( p = 0.0778) and a decreasing trend after 48 h ( p = 0.0778), suggesting paroxysmal IL-6 gene expression between 24 and 48 h.

Significant changes in butyrate-producing bacteria were also presented in the SR cohort ( P =0.043) with a decreasing trend upon secondary resistance occurrence ( P =0.078).

Furthermore, 11-DOF also showed a decreasing trend ( p = 0.078), with improvements in clinical symptoms including masculinization signs and hypertension.

Only the OA group exhibited a decreasing trend for the error in the temporal perception (Space-Time, OA: B = 0.018, t = 1.805 p = 0.078), although demonstrating a lower perceptual acuity (higher WF) in the discrimination task.

We observed a decreasing trend between addictive Facebook use at T1 and at T2 ( p = .078), which however was not significant.

Subgroup analysis of the prognostic value of RBP4 based on treatment regimens in psoriasis patients Subgroup analysis revealed that RBP4 at baseline showed a decreasing trend in patients receiving MTX ( P = 0.078) and TNF inhibitor ( P = 0.084) who achieved PASI 75 at W12 compared to those who did not achieve it, but it did not reach statistical significance.

− 2.302 ± 0.605 for placebo), whereas a decreasing trend was observed at day 56 ( p = 0.07875) (Table 2 ; Fig. 2 b).

The median CRP (mg/dL) (IQR) showed a decreasing trend from 0.87 (0.17-1.91) to 0.15 (0.07-0.66) (p=0.079).

The abundance of Bacteroides had a decreasing trend in the male IBS‐D group compared with male HC ( P = 0.079).

Meta-regression and publication bias Meta-regression results indicated a decreasing trend in NSI prevalence among nurses from 2000 to 2025 ( p = 0.079), and an inverse relationship with sample size ( p = 0.19).

Compared to N2, the TG levels in the plasma of N3 and N4 showed a decreasing trend ( P = 0.079, 0.034), and the N5 was significantly decreased ( P = 0.021).

AT180 did not achieve statistical significance, but did show a decreasing trend (36.2 ± 29% vs control; p = 0.079; Figure 5B ).

Similarly, there was an increase in the level of progesterone receptor protein in female tissues ( P = 0.03), while a decreasing trend was observed in male tissues ( P = 0.079) exposed to 17β-oestradiol.

Additionally, all FBP-supplemented groups exhibited a decreasing trend in a* value ( p = 0.079) of thigh muscle regardless of dose compared with the control group.

Additionally, it induced a decreasing trend for cortisol ( p = 0.079) ( Figure 6 D) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) ( p = 0.091) ( Figure 6 A).

There was a decreasing trend for ABA_V and ABA_P groups (ABA_V = 84%, p = 0.0790; ABA_O = 81%, p = 0.0253; ABA_P = 83%, p = 0.0555; Fig. 4 b).

Although no significant difference was observed in the LC3II/β‐actin ratio between the control and CSA groups at 48 hours compression, there was a decreasing trend in LC3II/β‐actin after CSA application ( P = .079) (Figure 3A , B ).

No significant changes were found in plasma BDNF levels during the first ECT session, but there was a decreasing trend between baseline and 2‐hr plasma BDNF levels during the last ECT session ( p = 0.079, d = 0.42).

All other test groups showed a decreasing trend in the concentration of NH 3 -N in the sheep rumen fluid compared to the control group ( p = 0.079).

Although a decreasing trend with respect to the hydraulic conductivity of healthy branches ( K branch ) was also found ( P = 0.0794), the percentage loss of conductivity (PLC, an indicator of embolism in xylem vessels) remained unchanged in the healthy branches (Fig. 3d ).