Barely Significant
← all phrases

“a possible trend”

1,411 sentences · 1,411 papers · 1,921 search hits before verification · confirmed specimen

Sighted at

p=0.09

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

In the literature

1 , 2 , 3 In distinction to our findings related to WMH volume, our prior work in this cohort showed diabetes and elevated HbA1c to be a risk factor for dementia among non‐Hispanic Whites but saw only a possible trend among Hispanics. 2 Part of this may be due to the younger age of Hispanics in these studies, lowering the incidence of dementia and the power to identify associated risk factors.
In the SMG versus NG comparison, the KEGG oxidative phosphorylation pathway (mmu00190) also showed enrichment (NES = 1.56, p = 0.003), though this did not reach statistical significance after FDR correction (FDR = 0.468), suggesting a possible trend toward increased oxidative metabolism.
Visual inspection of plots comparing cardiovascular and anxiety measures for Week 3 versus Week 7 psilocybin sessions among participants in the Standard group who were randomized to no Visual Healing video during the Week 3 psilocybin session and went on to choose to watch or not watch the video in Week 7 suggest a possible trend towards lower blood pressure and higher heart rate in Week 7 overall but the small number of participants and lack of random assignment to the video precludes making any conclusions regarding the role of choosing the video in Week 7.
Meanwhile, the population from Mongolia is characterized by the lowest genetic diversity, with an average Na of 6.00 and the lowest Ne (4.14), and has a negative F-value (F=-0.04), reflecting a possible trend towards crossbreeding.
Cumulative incidences of second malignancies after 10 years were 10% (97.5% CI 7%–13%), 7% (4%–9%), and 7% (4%–10%) with 8xeBEACOPP, 6xeBEACOPP and 8xBEACOPP-14, respectively, suggesting a possible trend toward higher incidence in the standard arm (Fig. 6 A).
Although the differences of infarct diseases and thrombotic diseases in the two groups should be interpreted with caution due to no statistical significance, they might indicate a possible trend requiring longer-term follow-up in recipients, and the benefits of aspirin in preventing blood clots are well supported by the literature.