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Although a possible trend was evident, there was no significant effect of MTM on CVD mortality when analyzed over the 15 year period (F = 2.84; df = 1, 51; p = 0.097).

For certain landmarks, such as Na and LowerLip, the differences came close to significance (e.g., Na: p = 0.099), suggesting a possible trend toward lower reproducibility. 4.

Factors with significant change and those that showed a possible trend (p < 0.1) were included in the linear regression analysis evaluating the influence on predictors of spinopelvic change.

For pairwise comparisons between Trial types within Novelty, there was a significantly higher response to repeated images on the fifth vs the first repetition (excluding the initial presentation), X 2 (1) = 11.34, P = 0.015, as well as a possible trend toward a greater response to repeated image on the third vs the first repetition, X 2 (1) = 7.86, P = 0.1 (Holm–Bonferroni corrected).

The level of amputation approached marginal significance ( p ≈ 0.10), suggesting a possible trend toward more severe outcomes in the non-MR group.

During the follow-up period from week 13 to 52, there was a possible trend (uncorrected P =0.10) for more patients admitted to hospital with cardiovascular events in HIIT (n=19) and RRE (n=17) compared with MCT (n=8), mainly because of fewer admissions for heart failure worsening in MCT (Table 4 ).

None of the bacterial strains increased CFU/ml over 2 h in cell culture; while there was a possible trend for living Δ pde2 and Δ pde1Δpde2 mutants to decrease more than WT (suggesting poor stress responses), this did not reach statistical significance ( P = 0.10 across groups in one-way ANOVA).

These differences approached statistical significance, suggesting a possible trend toward longer recovery periods in the aprotinin group ( p = 0.11 for ICU stay and p = 0.13 for hospital stay).

Only the variable of SI was statistically significant ( p = 0.034) from the IVGTT while DI was a possible trend ( p = 0.11).

In addition, logistic regression revealed a possible trend towards an increased risk of progression in SSRI users (OR 1.44, CI 0.9-2.3, p =0.12), although not statistically significant. 5-HT receptor expression and proliferation Given the association of SSRI use with shorter time to disease progression, we next asked whether cancer cells could be impacted directly by SSRIs.

There was a possible trend toward greater increase in periventricular lesion burden in the MM group at 6 weeks (0.00 vs 0.04, P = .12) but not at 1 year (0.08 vs 0.19, P = .25).

Comparison of all the values for patient and asymptomatic donor groups suggested a possible trend for a positive correlation between SF levels of OP-1 and HA ( r 2 = 0.05061, P = 0.12; data not shown).

Of note, there was a significant association of prior ADT given with XRT and the incidence of PD during the PreBic phase (PBPD) on arm A ( p = 0.008) and a possible trend toward this association on arm B ( p = 0.13; Table S2 ).

Although the differences were not statistically significant, smokers with smoking cessation ≤ 2 weeks appeared to have a possible trend towards a higher risk of perioperative mortality (5/823, 0.6%), compared with non-smokers (3/1413, 0.2%) and smokers with cessation > 2 weeks (0/233) ( P = 0.131 and 0.233, respectively).

While a possible trend was apparent ( Fig 1B ), the differences did not achieve statistical significance for either the jejunal (p-value = 0.1325) or the stool (p-value = 0.3718) samples.

In falciparum-infected, Cambodian adults, 45 mg of PQ (0.75 mg/kg) was given after dihydroartemisinin- piperaquine (DHAPP) at 72 h [Day (D) 3] and showed a possible trend ( p = 0.14) of a greater fractional D7-D0 Hb decline in six G6PDd DHAPP+PQ vs. two G6PDd DHAPP recipients; maximal declines were 29.8 and 4.4%, respectively [ 24 ].

A possible trend was found for higher diversity being associated with greater risk of virologic failure in adults (OR = 2.2 per one percent APD increase, 95% CI = [0.8, 7.2]; p = 0.15).

One potential exception was a possible trend in a reduction of episode frequency by Co-Q in pediatric-onset (<18 years; 10/17) but not in adult-onset (1/5) CVS (P = 0.15).

The results of meta-regression showed a non-significant negative association of APP duration with the risk of intubation, with longer durations of APP demonstrating a possible trend towards a greater benefit (coefficient = −0.033; p = 0.160; Supplementary Figure S5 ).

We note increases in Clostridia ( t -test, FDR-corrected P = 0.006), Peptococcaceae ( t -test, FDR-corrected P = 0.018), Dehalobacter restrictus ( t -test, FDR-corrected P = 0.024), and Syntrophobotulus glycolicus ( t -test, FDR-corrected P = 0.042) as well as a possible trend for decreases in Deltaproteobacteria ( t -test, FDR-corrected P = 0.18) in metagenomic data ( Fig. 3D ).

Cases with and without a PDV are not significantly more or less likely to have an affected first-degree relative with a substantial NDD; although, there is a possible trend (+PDV 13/34 (38%) with a first-degree relative affected, no PDV 3/16 (19%), p = 0.18, odds ratio 2.7, 95% CI 0.6–11).

However, the data suggest a possible trend ( P value = .192) with raw numbers indicating that group A clients (BTBQ trained) clearly experienced fewer hospital admissions than groups B and C.

Although non-significant, a possible trend towards lower occurrence of gastrointestinal adverse events was found for folic acid 1 mg 6 times weekly ( p = 0.196), with similar effectiveness between folic acid regimens.

There was a possible trend for a better prognosis in patients overexpressing PD-L1 (HR = 0.874; 95% CI: 0.711-1.073, P = 0.197).

Both IR or pharmacological ascorbate alone show a possible trend to an increased labile iron pool in tumor homogenates, p= 0.23 and 0.19, respectfully, Fig. 6 .