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“a positive trend”

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p=0.09

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

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In general, we see a positive trend of a few percent per year, though in the most pessimistic case the result is not statistically significant (the result is within <2 standard deviations of 0), because of both the lower effect size and the result of removing nearly 40% of the data, which increases the uncertainty estimate.
Specifically, a positive trend detected in at least one of the MAS’s subscales is an indication of an increase of that specific metacognitive function, therefore distinguishes a good therapy process; similarly, for what concerns the IDAAP methodology, a positive trend of both WRAD and WRRL scales, remaining over their cut-off through all sessions (see the cut-off values in the IDAAP’s results paragraph), together with a negative trend of the REF/WRAD covariation, are a numerical reflection of a good therapeutic process.
In this sense, it is shown that the free protein 1R4L without a ligand shows a positive trend with maximum values of 3.6 Å at 87.8 ns, indicating the destabilization of the protein owing to the absence of the ligand, something that was already anticipated from the control experiment (see Figure 9 a).
Relationship between TAI score and reaction forces When analysed across all techniques, we found no significant correlation between reaction forces and TAI score (lowest p -value 0.09), we were initially surprised to notice that there was a positive trend between higher TAI scores and greater reaction forces underneath both leading and trailing hands (Fig. 3 ).