Barely Significant
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“a nonsignificant trend”

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p<0.1

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

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The risk of graft rejection was significantly associated with conversion in the first posttransplant year (HR 6.60) or the use of anti-CD25 antibody induction (HR 3.71), and there was a nonsignificant trend towards an increase in the risk of rejection in recipients of a deceased donor graft (HR 1.98). 4.
2 Another meta-analysis of 12 studies, including people on peritoneal dialysis, kidney transplant recipients, and people with stage 5 CKD only, reported a nonsignificant trend toward reduction in ischemic stroke with a significant increase in total bleeding risk and no effect on mortality. 39 The association between VKAs and accelerated vascular calcification also warrants careful consideration. 40 Aside from inhibiting VKA-dependent coagulation factors, off-target effects include interfering with vitamin K-dependent inhibitors of vascular arterial media calcification.
In response to a subsaturating dose of anti-IgM, which triggers BCR, FO B cells from CARD11 +/C49Y mice proliferated significantly better than wild-type or CARD11 C49Y/C49Y FO B cells in a CellTrace Violet dye dilution assay and displayed a nonsignificant trend toward less apoptotic death with a lower percentage of cells staining positive for annexin V and propidium iodide ( Figures 2A – 2C ).
At the 36-month follow-up, there were no significant differences regarding use of medication apart from a higher proportion of intervention patients receiving calcium channel blockers, although there was a nonsignificant trend towards higher use of statins, diuretics, and angiotensin receptor blockers.
It is notable that patients treated with either tramadol or methadone showed a nonsignificant trend for a better outcome than those treated with other opioids, even with an equivalent morphine dose for both groups, suggesting that the different mechanisms of action for these two agents may have clinical implications requiring further study.