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“a nonsignificant trend”

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Results also showed a nonsignificant trend toward better performance in the incongruent trials of the Flanker Squared Task, an effect that was mediated by reduced perceived exertion. status released display-pdf yes is-in-collection-domain yes is-olf no is-manuscript no is-preprint no is-journal-matter no is-scanned no is-retracted no Revised 2025 Jun 23; Received 2025 May 14; Accepted 2025 Jul 16; Issue date 2025 Oct. 1.
However, patients with low CMAP amplitudes of the tibial nerve ( Table 2 ) did show a nonsignificant trend towards a higher ODSS and a longer disease duration than patients with higher amplitudes, and also had significantly increased proximal CSA-HRUS-MRN values of the tibial nerve as well as significantly decreased FA in proximal nerve segments.
8 French study reported a high early mortality rate of 32% among 31 patients with PPFE, with a nonsignificant trend toward higher early mortality in those with a flat chest compared with those without (70% vs. 48%). 9 These findings further support the potential benefit for performing LT before chest flattening becomes advanced.
81 However, the clinical significance of this finding remains unclear, as there was only a nonsignificant trend toward an increased prevalence of assay-defined B12D in the lithium group at 1 center, and no cases at the other center. 81 Additionally, a statistically significant direct association was reported between hair lithium and cobalt concentrations, suggesting a role of lithium in the transport and distribution of vitamin B 12 . 82 This interaction may contribute to the observed decrease in serum B 12 levels in patients on lithium therapy.
hHSPB1-overexpressing mice showed enhanced expression of pro-inflammatory cytokines Tnf and Il1b as well as increased immunoreactivity of astrocyte and microglial activation markers in response to ethanol-induced acute brain injury, whereas they exhibited a nonsignificant trend of decreased apoptosis.