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“a nonsignificant trend”

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

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In studies of cerebellar atrophy, no correlation has been found with CAG repeat [ 46 , 47 ], and there is a nonsignificant trend toward an inverse correlation between cerebellar atrophy and disease duration, given that cerebellar neuronal loss occurs later in the clinical course of the disease [ 48 ].
However, PPIs co-medication among patients who suffered GIB after AMI showed a nonsignificant trend to alleviate hemoglobin reduction, reduce the chance of using hemostatics and blood transfusion, and decrease the incidence of death caused by GIB ( Table 4 ). 4.
Both groups reached the same sway improvement eventually, with the group in the enhanced tactile feedback condition ( n = 14) showing a nonsignificant trend for earlier improvement of balance performance scores during computerized posturography compared to subjects who received standard-of-care physical therapy ( n = 11).
Nevertheless, after adjusting for factors such as gender, multivariate analysis did not show significant difference in burnout between different HCW roles, although there was a nonsignificant trend toward higher exhaustion scores among nurses that has been observed in other studies. 48 Surprisingly, HCWs in administrative roles and those who work from home had relatively high disengagement scores, which may be linked to increased operational demands while switching to a different working environment at home.