“a possible trend”

A possible trend is observed for the total macroscopic accumulated slip, in which smaller events tend to occur at earlier stages of the experiment, while larger events become more frequent at later stages (Supplementary Fig.

Moreover, a possible trend towards an increased prevalence of kidney stone was observed with increased daily sitting time (Fig. 2 ).

However, a reduction in aortic-specific mortality in the post-Rota group approached statistical significance ( P = .052), suggesting a possible trend towards improved aortic-related outcomes following implementation of the Aortic Rota.

In the separate analysis of non-sports-related physical activity, we found no significant association between cumulative activity and outcomes, although the observed HRs for all endpoints exceeded 1, suggesting a possible trend for higher risk associated with non-sports-related physical activity.

We did observe a possible trend of decreased ADCD for individuals in both groups B and C and, for some individuals, increased ADNKA specific to 6535 ( Fig. 3c ).

Bulk magnetic measurements indicate a possible trend between magnetic short-range fluctuations and the field-temperature phase space of the magnetocaloric effect, determined by whether an ion is a Kramers or a non-Kramers ion.

For the correlation between Hcy and Cys, subjects with AD or PD dementia shared the same slope, while PD subjects with MCI were halfway from controls, suggesting a possible trend of progression. 4.

However, a possible trend is apparent with touch sensitivity decreasing for all three groups over the course of the study (grade 1.5–2.49).

A mixed effects model must be employed to better appreciate the differences between the groups, taking into account possible individual-specific confounders and a possible trend/growth effect.

These discoveries revealed a possible trend: there was a difference between the long-term and short-term effects of patiromer in reducing the incidence of hyperkalemia in patients with HF.

Kaplan–Meier analysis of overall survival and progression‐free survival stratified by mucin‐rich versus mucin‐poor stroma revealed a possible trend toward improved outcomes for those tumors with mucin‐rich stroma, although this was not statistically significant (Figure 9 ).

Additionally, the DASH diet showed a possible trend of decreasing calcium oxalate supersaturation ( 10 ).

Mostly the studies were conducted on small-sized populations and results did not reach statistical significance, some suggesting a possible trend.

The permethrin tolerant and intolerant groups were then compared using one-way ANOVA and a possible trend between cuticle thickness and time to knock-down was evaluated using linear regression (Statistix 7.0 software).

Taken together, this indicates a clear suppression of negatively charged residues at the inside flank of single-pass TMHs and a possible trend for negatively charged residues occurring preferentially at the outside flank.

Third, cumulative meta-analyses were conducted to identify a possible trend of the pooled results with new studies added.

One trial suggested a possible trend of reduced responses among African American adolescents receiving sibutramine, although the findings were underpowered and exploratory.

A possible trend towards a worse prognosis has been suggested after 18 months [ 34 , 35 ].

The aim was to show changes in the perception of the situation in terms of existing positives and negatives during this period as well as to point out a possible trend in the communication strategies used to ensure the sustainability of the education system.

Additionally, Figure 3 displays a possible trend where differences in CI volume are more pronounced at lower binder concentrations (higher concentrations of YP-50).

However, this difference is not statistically significant and therefore represents only a possible trend rather than a confirmed effect. 3.3.

Results also show that constant stimuli generated the largest errors in both auditory and visual inputs, and a possible trend according to which performance would improve with more complex stimuli.

Our data suggest a possible trend towards increased strokes in the last months of our analysis which, if confirmed over time, might reflect reduced opportunities for stroke prevention during the pandemic.

When observing the health outcomes within month one, a possible trend can be seen, namely that users with a “good start” tend to have “good results.” The interviews resulted in care track, individual, and context factors of nonadherence.

The aim of this study is to identify a possible trend in the cost-effectiveness for the early/adjuvant and late/metastatic stages of oncological drugs through review and case study.