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did not reach statistical significanceP = 0.091.8× alphaplainly factual
The difference in miscarriages approached but did not reach statistical significance ( P = 0.09), suggesting a possible trend toward higher miscarriage rates in women who were IgG-positive without establishing a definitive association.
In a meta-analysis of 35 multifocal IOLs it was found that better results were obtained with diffractive than with refractive MIOLs or accommodative IOLs, with a possible trend of fewer haloes in diffractive MIOLs than in refractive MIOLs. 5 Although the premium multifocal IOL market is still small in absolute sales compared with the mainstream monofocal IOL market, it is quickly expanding and corresponding commercial interest has recently increased strongly. 6 New players with innovative multifocal IOL design concepts are likely to enter the market.
61 However, tropical savannas can also show high primary productivity, 62 , 63 and other studies have shown a possible trend of increasing body size across multiple small mammals in relation to increased habitat fragmentation rather than connected forest habitat, although this might reflect an “island” isolation effect rather than being associated with changing habitat openness. 64 , 65 More research is required into the relationship between body size variation and habitat structure and productivity in small mammals, and into the ecosystem parameters of successive Caribbean Quaternary environments.
nodentate Se_cat and Te_cat [ 17 ], both substituted with electron-withdrawing pentafluorophenyl groups; and finally, (V) three pnictogen-bonding catalysts [ 17 ] that show a variation in pnictogen atoms, going from phosphorus (P_cat) over arsenic (As_cat) to antimony (Sb_cat) in order to establish a possible trend in strength when moving down in the periodic table.