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vaginalis showed a near-significant positive association (Estimate = 0.8316, p = 0.055), suggesting a possible trend toward increased likelihood of lower-risk HPV infection in the presence of cervico-vaginal dysbiosis.

However, non-Europeans were more likely to have milder DKA at diagnosis than New Zealand Europeans (odds ratio (OR) 1.93; p = 0.032), and there was a possible trend for boys to have milder DKA than girls (OR 1.70; p = 0.056) ( Table 2 ).

However, borderline significance was observed for MAPK8 ( p = 0.056) and IL6 ( p = 0.052), suggesting a possible trend toward variation with pain intensity.

Symptom severity Subgroup analysis found no statistically significant differences in symptom severity between the wild-type and mutant groups, except for a possible trend suggesting greater pain severity in the mutant group, which neared statistical significance ( p = 0.056) (Table 5 ).

Pairwise comparisons identified a significantly higher average betweenness centrality in WC-IGE compared with controls ( P = 0.048) and a possible trend towards a significantly higher average betweenness centrality in DR-IGE compared with controls ( P = 0.057), with no difference between WC-IGE and DR-IGE ( P = 1).

However we saw a possible trend towards less wall thickness and LV mass (not shown) in AR + SIL (late) compared to AR (late) (p = 0.057 and p = 0.07, respectively).

The levels of PSD95 also show a possible trend of been partially restored by ANKHD1 ( p = 0.058) ( Figure 2 a,d), however such trend was not evident when the male and female mice were analyzed separately.

However, a possible trend emerged where G3 was associated with higher odds of larger tumor size (OR = 1.991, 95% CI: 0.978–4.051, p = 0.058).

The FU1-FU2 comparison approached significance ( p = 0.058, r = 0.247), indicating a possible trend toward further anatomical benefit. 3.4.

Logistic regression analysis suggested a possible trend toward an increased risk (OR = 4.848; 95% CI 0.942–24.968; p = 0.059), indicating a potential association that may warrant further investigation in future studies.

The item “thoughts of being better off dead or self-harm” approached significance ( p = 0.059), indicating a possible trend toward increased ideation in the unemployed group.

No other asymmetrical angle comparisons showed significant effects, although the comparison between 75° (L-SSD) and −75° (R-SSD) approached significance (U = 3867.0, p = 0.0591, r a = −0.1608), suggesting a possible trend that warrants further investigation. 3.4.

We have previously reported that there was no difference in expectations prior to the intervention, and no difference in endorsement of benefit between the different conditions following the intervention although there was a possible trend ( P = .06) for patients in the HT group to report greater reduction of treatment side-effects than patients in RT. 7 Nevertheless, we cannot totally rule out effects of expectations or non-specific factors on these results.

Ki-67 staining was also statistically associated to the T staging (0.049); besides, Table 1 shows a possible trend of statistical connection between Ki-67 positivity and the N staging of tumors ( p = 0.06).

Regression analysis computed for proportions of ΔS and β in BodyMap tissue RNA-Seq revealed a possible trend that did not reach significance (r 2 = 0.23, p = 0.06). ΔS/S ratios in tissues compared to other transcripts alternatively spliced at a GTAGTT donor splice site An intron’s donor splice site is initially recognized by complementary sequences in U1 and U6 small nuclear RNA (for a review see [ 24 ]).

However, the association with respondents aged 45–54 approached significance ( p = 0.06), suggesting a possible trend toward better LTC implementation performance among mid-career professionals.

Dead Colonies Comparison of wax comb sampled from both living and dead colonies in the same apiary on the same date revealed that pesticide detection number did not differ ( p > 0.10); however, the total pesticide concentration (sqrt ppb) showed a possible trend of lower total concentration in wax combs from living colonies than from wax comb from dead colonies ( F (1,6) = 5.3566, p = 0.06). 3.8.

While we found that the ratio of brain volume to ICV is not significantly different overall, there is a possible trend ( p = .06) which further analysis showed to be primarily among men ( p = .08) compared with women ( n = .4).

Sensitivity analysis Due to wide variability in timing of the post treatment visits we also performed a linear regression analysis using the treatment groups as predictors and using VAS pain score at the follow-up visits as outcomes with and without adjustment for time to follow-up (days), the adjusted models showed a possible trend at the first follow-up visit ( p = 0.06) and were significant for the other follow-up visits ( p < 0.05).

For caecal samples no significant effect of both dietary factors were observed but a possible trend for a change in the bacterial community structure with addition of phytase became evident by PCoA ( Fig 4 ) as well as by ANOSIM ( R = 0.136, p = 0.06).

In addition, there was a possible trend for mortality to be related to differences in BMI ( P = .06).

Icterus on examination was more frequent in malignant lesions (25.0%) than benign lesions (7.1%), approaching significance but not meeting the cut-off (p=0.06), suggesting a possible trend toward greater biliary obstruction or advanced disease in malignant cases.

On the other hand, the result on the question “use of coping skills acquired during the intervention” may just point in the opposite direction: it showed that there was no longer a difference between groups as previously seen at 1 year and 2 years (although a possible trend [ p = 0.061] in favor of PASS).

Anti-apoA1 IgG was not associated with FRS, cIMT, or FMD, despite a possible trend with FRS and cIMT in the PLWH ART-treated group ( p = 0.061 and p = 0.083, respectively) ( Table 2 ).

Likewise, while there was evidence of a possible trend toward a weak correlation between B- and T-cell densities (r = 0.302, p = 0.062, Figure 1E ), there was no evidence of a statistically significant association between B/T cell ratio and age (r = −0.207, p = 0.206, Figure 1F ).