“a favorable trend”

TT shows a favorable trend in myocardial ischemia outcomes.

Despite observing a favorable trend, such as a 21% reduction in risk, statistical significance was not attained 34 .

60.0 %) and showed a favorable trend in persistent AF. 40 Although procedure durations and energy delivery times increased, no procedure-related deaths were reported.

However, our study stands out from those previously published by demonstrating that, in subgroup analyses, despite a favorable trend towards the use of LCI, no statistically significant differences were observed compared with WLI.

Median OS displayed a favorable trend for the combination arm, with a survival rate of 24.4 months in the chemotherapy group and no median reached in the amivantamab group.

A favorable trend has been observed with NRL allergy, considered to be the most common form of CUS among health workers [ 13 ].

Previous studies have indicated a favorable trend in the adoption of technology for self-management and prevention of complications, thereby underscoring the significant role that mobile applications and analogous tools play in empowering patients to assume responsibility for their diabetic foot ulcer care.

In their single institution retrospective study, they showed a favorable trend for neoadjuvant chemotherapy (versus a surgery-first approach) among patients of 75 years old and over.

It has been shown that there is a favorable trend in overall survival with platinum-based therapies in patients with HRR.

Findings showed a favorable trend for more rapid effects than in patients with HAE-1/2, including a shorter median time to complete resolution and shorter median total attack duration, though the only statistically significant difference between the two patient groups in this cohort was mean time from first icatibant administration to complete resolution of symptoms.

The trial adopted a transperitoneal approach but was prematurely terminated for futility owing to the absence of a favorable trend in surgical or functional outcomes.

Similarly to us, these reviews revealed a favorable trend for LI-BFR in muscle mass gain, however, this effect did not reach statistical significance.

Thus, the Perioperative chemotherapy versus surveillance in upper Tract urothelial cancer (POUT) trial revealed a significant improvement in DFS, MFS, and DSS with a favorable trend in OS for adjuvant chemotherapy in locally advanced UTUC.

42 Sulbactam-based regimens demonstrated a higher microbiological cure in most RCTs and a favorable trend in observational studies.

Despite the clinical advantage obtained by the earlier air leak cessation, a statistically significant reduction in the duration of the hospital stay was not found in patients receiving sealant application; although they showed a favorable trend towards shorter hospitalization, (air leakage is not the only major reason for postoperative hospitalization).

Surgery showed a favorable trend of ORR for BMs from NSCLC but did not reach a statistical difference (RR: 1.04, 95% CrI: 0.89–1.21, common effect model). 3.5 Heterogeneity, consistency, and sensitivity analysis There was low global heterogeneity for the comparison of radiotherapy-associated regiments (I2 = 0% for OS, I2 = 0% for CNS-PFS, and I2 = 8% for ORR) and low to moderate heterogeneity for the comparison of ICIs (I2 = 22% for OS, I2 = 33% for CNS-PFS, and I2 = 25% for ORR).

Among other high-risk categories, including older patients (≥ 50 years; HR 0.25, 95% CI 0.02–3.74; p = 0.289), those with prior ATG exposure (HR 0.46, 95% CI 0.06–3.36; p = 0.489), and ABO-incompatible recipients (HR, 0.64, 95% CI 0.13–3.03; p = 0.510), a favorable trend was observed, though without statistical significance.

Although the percentages were lower, a favorable trend for full-time and part-time employment was observed for women [ 40 ].

For other outcomes, such as kidney function, anthropometric measures, hematological markers, and TNF‐α, no statistically significant changes were observed, although a favorable trend was noted.

In contrast, a favorable trend was shown in non-HDL-C, TC, and median TG levels [ 23 , 24 ].

Consequently, this variation was designated as “the therapeutic effect of PBS..” The results demonstrated that, irrespective of the specific condition (e.g., scratching the nose, runny nose, or sneezing), the therapeutic effect of PBS exhibited a favorable trend over time ( Fig. 4E ).

Although ECOG PS showed a favorable trend in patients with scores 0–1, this did not reach statistical significance in the adjustment.

Consistent with previous studies, 13 , 23 our data also confirm that ERAS does not impose additional burdens on liver reserve function - critical for hepatectomy patients, especially those with underlying liver diseases - supported by stable PALBI grade distributions and a favorable trend toward improved liver function.

Among the studies included in this systematic review, only one study failed to achieve statistical significance in adverse event reduction; however, a favorable trend with dose reduction was reported [ 18 ].

Finally, a recent meta-analysis of MSC-based therapies to treat ARDS revealed a favorable trend toward reduced mortality and inflammatory biomarkers, as well as improved pulmonary function and radiographic data.