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a possible trendp = 0.06461.3× alphagold
CIC mutations are also related to clinical symptoms, the probability of samples without headache having CIC mutations is significantly greater than the probability of samples with headache ( p = 0.0119), and there is a possible trend that the probability of CIC mutation in samples without visual change is greater than samples with visual changes ( p = 0.0646), there is also a strong tendency that the probability of CIC mutation in samples without sensory change is greater than samples with sensory change ( p = 0.0563) ( Table 1 ).
a possible trendp = 0.0651.3× alphagold
Regarding the population health aspects of the Triple Aim, which in this context is healthcare use in a specialist setting, we noticed that the digital NTS merger was possibly beneficial with a significant reduction in admission to nursing homes (p = 0.002) and a reduction in hospital admissions and ED visits with a possible trend towards significance (p = 0.065, p = 0.074).
a possible trendp = .0721.4× alphagold
There was a significant increase in depressive symptoms from baseline (M = 9.9, SE = 0.62) to 5-month follow-up (M = 11.2, SE = 0.654, p < .05) There were no significant within-group differences, however there was a possible trend in change over time by race/ethnicity ( p = .072) and household composition ( p = .079).
However, time (pre–post treatment) × RR50% interaction approached significance ( F (1,40) = 3.383, p = 0.073), suggesting a possible trend toward greater sleep improvement over time in responders, though this did not reach statistical significance.
a possible trendP = 0.0791.6× alphagold
Among other comorbidities, diabetic neuropathy was strongly associated with accelerated retinal age (+1.80 years, P < 0.001), whereas patients with CKD ( P = 0.119) or reduced eGFR <90 ( P = 0.573) had little impact, except patients with eGFR <60 corresponding to stage III CKD who showed a possible trend for faster retinal aging (+0.85 years, P = 0.079).