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“a negative trend”

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Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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Correlation between post-vaccinal period and antibody responses in vaccinated PLWH and PLWOH individuals In sera of people who received adenovirus-based vaccines, a negative slight correlation was found between anti-S IgG levels and post-vaccination period with Sputnik/Gam-COVID-Vac vaccinees in both groups of PLWH ( r = -0.26) and PLWOH ( r = -0.27), whereas in Janssen/Ad26.COV2.S, there was a slight positive correlation between anti-S IgG and t post-vaccination period in PLWOH ( r = 0.44) versus a negative trend in PLWH ( r =-0.34) (FIG).
With respect to children’s behaviors, results revealed a significant negative linear growth trajectory for avoidance behaviors ( Intercept Coefficient = 3.45; SE = .53; z = 6.48; Slope Coefficient = −.055; SE = .03; z = −2.01), and a negative trend for child negativity ( Intercept Coefficient = .1; SE = .015; z = 6.55; Slope Coefficient = −.01; SE = .001; z = −1.72) (See Fig. 2 ).
The analysis at the three mountains during the sampling period revealed a negative trend according to the estimated equation models in Menalon (infestation = −5.9879 × year + 12083; R 2 = 0.9392), Parnis (infestation = −1.8073 × year + 3672.4; R 2 = 0.4834) and Tymfristos (infestation = −1.4211 × year + 2873.8; R 2 = 0.8179) ( Figure 3 ).
By comparing the number of shared psADEs in the different sets of populations to their genomic differentiation, we found a negative trend between the two (with a strong negative exponential slope estimate), illustrated by a significant correlation between nonlinear fitted and empirical values (0.87, p ‐value 5.6 × 10 −30 , Figure 3d ).
Although their findings should be viewed with caution due to the use of analyses based on observed variables (e.g., the PROCESS macro), which do not control for measurement error, it is notable that, even with this limitation, their results already pointed to a negative trend for emotional skills in different models (assessing self-esteem, positive affect, and life satisfaction).