“a nonsignificant trend”

As patients with renal disease demonstrated a nonsignificant trend toward worsened survival with liberal fluid resuscitation in the parent CLOVERS study ( 2 ), an association of high chondroitin sulfate levels with early, subclinical renal failure could potentially explain the predictive capabilities of chondroitin sulfate observed in our study.

With respect to the structural assessment, there was a nonsignificant trend for higher AUC for pRNFL (0.85, 0.70–1.0, P ≤0.025 = 0.001) than for mGCIPL (0.76, 0.58–0.94, P ≤0.05 = 0.018).

Participants in the KD diet group showed significant improvements on the nonmotor daily living experiences part of the MDS-UPDRS, as well as a nonsignificant trend for improvement on the motor examination part compared to the low-fat diet group.

( 2015 —who also made participants aware of when test events would occur, and had repeat and oddball test events, but instead made oddball tests statistically less likely to occur than repeat tests), we did not find that participants were significantly better able to discriminate test durations for oddballs (although we did observe a nonsignificant trend in that direction).

No differences in terms of acute procedural success nor all‐cause mortality were observed, while a nonsignificant trend towards a higher risk of complication was noted (RRR = 1.88 [95% CI: 0.19–18.76]).

However, a nonsignificant trend toward longer survival in the i.v. arm was observed.

Similar to the findings by Chopra et al, 43 a nonsignificant trend toward increased mortality was observed in patients treated with FEP versus those treated with carbapenems.

However, patients with a wildtype promoter‐haplotype on their unaffected SCN1A allele showed a nonsignificant trend for milder phenotypes.

While most studies in this area suggest a nonsignificant trend towards higher BMI in individuals with low HGS [ 11 , 13 , 31 ], contradictory findings, such as those reported by F.

Ongoing support showed a nonsignificant trend toward improved adherence.

For HNSC (the indication with the overall lowest cancer cell content across samples) for all signature scores, there was at least a nonsignificant trend toward higher scores in the low cancer cell content groups.

We noted a nonsignificant trend suggesting that 25(OH)D may be a stronger predictor of glycemic control biomarkers among men than women.

There was a nonsignificant trend towards improved performance of pulsatile vascular afterload models for prediction of increased RVESVi and RAVi, although no model met statistical significance (both P >0.05).

A nonsignificant trend for reduction in average lesion growth rates was observed in ALA-treated tumors (−0.13 ± 0.22 mm 2 /day post-treatment) compared to the vehicle-treated tumors within the same subjects.

A slight discrepancy remains in the short-ISI condition, where the empirical bars show a nonsignificant trend of familiar > novel, whereas SOP predicts novel > familiar under our assumptions.

In the HERMES meta-analysis, a nonsignificant trend toward a treatment benefit associated with thrombectomy for patients with low ASPECTS was observed. 7 This association could be biased by a low number of patients who were mainly selected based on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), 6 , 18 , 19 acknowledging that CT imaging represents the most freque

[ 7 ] showed a nonsignificant trend toward an increased rate of major operative complications in a group of 54 obese patients undergoing laparoscopic hysterectomy.

However, in the comparison of the prevalence of severe EE according to drinking quantity categories, there was a nonsignificant trend in men for the increasing prevalence of severe EE (defined as LA grades B, C, and D) as alcohol consumption increased (see Figure S3A , illustrating the prevalence of severe EE according to drinking quantity categories and sex).

Analysis of the subgroups of women receiving lower doses of ibuprofen (400 mg twice a day) vs higher dose (400 mg 3 times a day) reveled a nonsignificant trend toward greater reduction in testosterone level in those receiving the lower dose of the medication (–0.25 ± 0.09 ng/mL; 29 ± 10%) vs the higher dose (–0.10 ± 0.07 ng/mL; 15 ± 10.0%) ( P = .17).

We found a nonsignificant trend for fewer PIFs with long nails compared to intermediate-length and short nails (0.7% vs. 1.5% vs. 2.7%).

Although the primary outcome was not changed by the different dosing regime, there was a nonsignificant trend toward a greater improvement in the patients ́ global assessment in the high-dose group.

Incorporation of histopathology slides markedly increased the odds of a correct diagnosis compared with P and P + C conditions (both p < 0.0001), while CT addition alone showed a nonsignificant trend toward improvement.

In contrast, TST obtained with the under-mattress sleep monitor in the present study showed only a nonsignificant trend of correlation with subjective sleep duration and a negligible relationship with sleep quality assessments.

In the patient-driven group, a nonsignificant trend toward higher incidence of severe hypoglycemia events was noted in comparison with the control group.

Pooled analysis revealed a nonsignificant trend toward increased basal monocytic TLR4 density in PwSCZ (Hedges’ g = 0.317 [95% CI: –0.060, 0.694], τ2 = 0.127, I 2 = 68.91%).