“a positive trend”

MRS glutamate correlated with GluCEST contrast within the peritumoural voxel ( R = 0.89, p = .003) and a positive trend existed in the tumour voxel ( R = 0.65, p = .113).

Subgroup analysis of the effects of wearable resistance training on jumping power Regarding intervention duration, the 1–3 week group did not achieve statistical significance (SMD = −0.11, p = 0.309), whereas the 6–8 week group exhibited a positive trend (SMD = 0.13, p = 0.114).

Although no longer statistically significant after adjusting for age and T2 volume, SVZ invasion still showed a positive trend of increasing the risk of having ≥4 defective domains (adjusted OR 1.99, P = .115).

However, while a positive trend exists between excess body water and the disease suggested by an OR of 2.08, the evidence is weak (p = 0.116) to confirm its direct impact on polyp formation.

However, there was a positive trend between diastolic BP at the third assessment and rGMV change in proximity to the right precuneus and postcentral gyrus (x, y, z = 18, −42, 63; (t = 4.09 and p = 0.119 corrected for FDR at the peak voxel); 4509 mm 3 at the threshold of uncorrected p < 0.001) ( Figure 4 ).

Acetate concentrations did not correlate significantly with any bacterial taxa in CF reactions, although a positive trend with the unclassified member of the Clostridiales order was observed (r = 0.67, p = 0.12, Figure 3D ).

The LS values of individual bees were not correlated with the number of training days during the training session, but there was a positive trend ( Supplementary Figure S4 , linear regression, r 2 = 0.15, p = 0.12).

We also checked for any possible correlations between behaviour and implicit response, and even though all the relations had a positive trend, we did not find any significant correlations (all p > 0.12).

A positive trend was observed between higher baseline self-reported MVPA and change in MVPA at follow-up among inactive older adults ( r = 0.51, P = 0.12).

A positive trend toward a decrease in ventilator-associated pneumonia rate was observed for the cases (20.2% versus 31%; P = 0.12; Table 3 ).

A total of 5 (42%) of the 12 measures showed statistically significant improvement ( P <.05) in the EMI group from baseline, with an additional 4 (33%) measures showing a positive trend ( P <.12).

The ATA US patterns showed a positive trend (P=0.1211), whereas TIRADS was not predictive (P=0.3135).

The “Abrahangs Only” group showed a positive trend with a mean increase of 2.5% and a median 3.1% increase ( p = 0.1216; Fig. 3 B).

No significant associations were detected in younger age groups after adjustment, although a positive trend was noted in those aged 30–39 (β = 0.0250; p = 0.1225).

Additionally, a positive trend was identified between miR-432-5p and non-perseverative errors in the WCST ( r = 0.212, p = 0.124).

A first Phase III trial did not deliver any significant changes in FEV 1 although there was a positive trend favoring Ataluren ® (-2.5% change) over the placebo (-5.5% change; p = 0.124) ( Wilschanski et al., 2011 ).

For “telling people together,” we found no significant relationship, although there is a positive trend (Kendall’s τ = .16, p = .127, see Figure 2b ).

There was a positive trend between the intake of whole milk and the serum 25(OH)D concentration ( r = 0.116, p = 0.127).

9 , right); although a positive trend remained, this relationship was no longer significant after partialling out age (r = 0.37, p = 0.13).

The correlation between DFS and disease recurrence after cCR did not reach statistical significance, although it did show a positive trend (mDFS in patients recurring after cCR: 357.0 days vs. mDFS in patients not recurring after cCR: 712.0 days, P = .13).

In step 2 MR, a standard deviation increase in plasma C-terminal COL6A3 levels increased CAD risk in males (OR = 1.63, 95% CI: 1.34–1.98, P = 1.26 × 10 −6 ), whereas females showed a positive trend (OR = 1.18, 95% CI: 0.95–1.46, P = 0.13) (Extended Data Fig. 3c and Supplementary Table 17 ).

Using multicolor FACS analysis, we showed that there is a positive trend of correlation (correlation coefficient = 0.80, p = 0.13 on cycle 1 day 8; correlation coefficient = 0.50, p = 0.45 on cycle 1 day 15) between the early granulocyte (CD45 + CD66b + ) population relative to progression free survival (PFS) (months) over cycle 1 of treatment ( Supplementary Figure S2c ).

Although not statistically significant, elevated after-treatment metabolic index levels demonstrated a positive trend correlating with both OS( P = 0.13; Figure S7B) and RFS( P = 0.1; Figure S7D) improvement.

The observed richness across years indicated a weak signal of temporal increase but was inconclusive ( p = 0.17), while Ω indicated slightly more support for a positive trend ( p = 0.13 ; figure 4 i,j ).

This analysis confirmed the absence of a positive trend (ρ = –0.057, P = 0.13; S1 Fig ).