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Notably, a variant in ABCC2 (chr10:101578956) demonstrated p = .0742, hinting at a possible trend toward differential distribution.

However, the susceptibility to CAIA was not enhanced in COMP-deficient mice although there is a possible trend toward an earlier onset.

The performance values of each method, in Kappa and ACC, were calculated under each imbalance ratio, and the average performance values of each method were connected to reveal a possible trend over increasing imbalanced ratios (Fig. 5 ).

These crack appearance observations helped us to visualize a possible trend where OFI mucilage addition increased the time before corrosion propagation, or the time before the appearance of corrosion surface cracks.

Collectively, these results indicated that these DEGs represented a possible trend existing in keloids different from nonlesions. 3.2.

Although the difference was not statistically significant, a higher proportion of discharges and fewer expiries were observed in group B compared to group A, suggesting a possible trend toward better outcomes in group B.

Although not statistically significant, one might argue that a possible trend may be seen toward a worse 30-day and 90-day mortality in the teaching hospital compared to the academic center.

The figure visualizes a possible trend of increased attention towards cardiovascular intervention in patients with SMI between baseline and 12 months follow-up, but this must be interpreted with caution.

Even though the positive correlation between proBDNF and the history of stress matches this hypothesis, our results should be interpreted with caution and considered more as a possible trend that requires further investigation, owing to the small sample of patients that were involved in this analysis (only 17 patients were included while the minimum sample size necessary to achieve adequate statistical power was calculated for 27).

This contributes to increased concurrent bacterial resistance and a possible trend of increased bacterial resistance in humans.

Breast feeding at gluten introduction, vitamin D supplementation, higher birth weight, and higher maternal education all had point OR estimates suggesting a possible trend but wide confidence intervals encompassing the line of no effect (OR of 1).

In a recent survey, using self-reporting questionnaires in 2 Canadian centres, the comparison of physical activity depending on dialysis modality, showed that HHD patients had a possible trend of higher moderate physical activity than ICHD patients [ 27 ].

This study suggests a possible trend to referral bias in cohorts of ALS patients drawn solely from referral or hospital databases.

The findings from a multicenter, randomized controlled trial (RCT) that compared standard and extended lymphadenectomies during PD[ 13 ], showed that while there was no difference between standard and extended lymphadenectomy regarding survival, there was a possible trend towards longer survival for node-positive patients who underwent extended lymphadenectomies; these findings concurred with those from several retrospective studies.

Among the flexed FSUs a possible trend is that the inferior vertebral body is not affected by the loading as it is among the extended FSUs.

This suggested a possible trend towards higher seroconversion rates in the areas with high death rates ( figure 1 ).

These results also suggested a possible trend of increasing risk with increase in exposure; however, the estimates were imprecise.

The SOLIDARITY trial, which randomized 2,050 hospitalized COVID-19 patients to IFN beta-1a, found no effect on mortality overall (relative risk [RR]=1.16, 95% CI: 0.96-1.39), but the trial was not powered to evaluate a possible trend across subgroups of COVID-19 severity at randomization (RR=1.40, 95% CI: 0.82-2.40 for those on ventilator, RR=1.13, 95% CI: 0.86-1.50 for those not ventilated but on oxygen, and RR=0.80, 95% CI: 0.27-2.35 in those with neither). 43 The Adaptive COVID-19 Treatment Trial 3 (ACTT-3) stopped enrollmen

We observed a possible trend toward reduced number of antibiotic days per 100 resident days from 2016 to 2019.

Within our DZ twin set of Table 2 , there is a possible trend that males have higher rates of congenital infection, but this is not statistically significant.

Nevertheless, we believe that the results of the 15 cases indicate a possible trend in the increase of mucosal dose in each group.

Similarly, the very limited data in this study suggest a possible trend towards a reduction in lower extremity amputation rates and a reduction in infection relapse and reinfection rates in pravibismane, compared to placebo treated DFIs.

So, model 1 addressed the question of a possible trend in sedentary behaviour across days of the week (Monday is the reference day).

Although we did not perform any statistical comparison analyses to determine statistically significant differences across residency groups in this cohort, the data from our study points to a possible trend suggesting that the greater the number of years from residency graduation, the less likely the EP was to perform POCUS per 100 patients.

These studies may indicate a possible trend between decreasing ADORA2A expression and more severe CCHS genotypes (i.e., PARMS ≥20/27).