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McCormack and colleagues [ 36 ] showed a possible trend between increasing number of live births and rate of change in breast density where nulliparous women experienced a slower rate of decline over time; however, this trend was not statistically significant in a small sample of 645 women.
The distribution of breast density in women aged 18 years and older.
Breast Cancer Res Treat · 2024 · PMC11101556
There is a possible trend toward an increase in the rate for elevated ALT in our period of interest in the Netherlands, at the end of 2021 or the start of 2022 ( Figure 1B ), but this is not seen in the United Kingdom ( Figure 1A ).
did not reach statistical significanceP = 0.0721.4× alphaplainly factual
Although the association in the elevated glucose group (FPG≥5.6 mmol/L) did not reach statistical significance ( P = 0.072), possibly due to a relatively smaller sample size, the higher point estimate (OR=1.46) suggests a possible trend toward a stronger association.
An effort to identify convergent molecular signatures related to lung adaptation led to comparative transcriptomic analysis of paired, isogenic NTHi strains, isolated from the NP and BAL of children with chronic lung disease, showing no convergence at the gene level, but a possible trend in terms of functional enrichment among genetically unrelated NTHi strains [24] .
Concerning the comparison between the C and T groups, although none of the genera passed the pre-specified false discovery rate threshold (q < 0.1) for significance, the genera Acinetobacter , Psychrobacter , and Bacteroides , underexpressed in the T group, showed relatively low p -values and consistent effect sizes, suggesting a possible trend toward group-specific differences. 3.2.
Meta-analytic evidence suggests a possible trend towards reduced risk of HDP with supplementation, although the authors emphasised low certainty because of methodological limitations across trials. 22 Similarly, the Cochrane review concluded that current evidence is insufficient to recommend routine magnesium supplementation for HDP prevention. 23 The characteristics and findings of interventional studies are summarised in Table 2 .