Nevertheless, the number of articles retrieved in each of the last three years is higher compared to the number of studies published in both 2016 and 2017, suggesting a possible trend in the interest toward adrenal cross-sectional imaging radiomics that is coherent with the rising enthusiasm on radiomics in general.
The borderline TSH observed ( p = 0.073) suggests a possible trend toward thyroid axis alteration in PCOS.
However, drug use showed a lower P = 0.109, hinting at a possible trend, though it did not reach statistical significance.
Discussion Some scholars have speculated about a possible trend toward publishing negative results in conventional journals.
The expression of ppsA showed no significant changes, but a possible trend toward an increased expression was found compared with unstimulated CFT073 ( Figure 3B ).
3.4 Summary SVD scores at baseline Results from ordinal regression adjusted for age, sex, vascular risk factors, and stroke subtype, indicate a possible trend between elevated concentrations of ICAM‐1 (OR per 1 SD increase in ICAM‐1 = 1.18; 95% CI:0.89, 1.57), PDGF‐BB (OR per 1 SD increase in PDGF‐BB = 1.17; 95% CI:0.88, 1.57), and E‐selectin (OR per 1 SD increase in E‐Selectin = 1.11; 95% CI:0.86, 1.47) and summary SVD burden observed on MRI, encompassi
Fig 11 shows the result of this analysis and suggests a possible trend that as the last distractor becomes more distal, the latency reduces very slightly.
After removing this potential source of heterogeneity, the analysis suggested a possible trend favoring TCM interventions in reducing D-dimer levels.
However, since hospitalization was observed only in the reference groups and not in the exposure group, the descriptive analysis suggests a possible trend toward effectiveness.
However, there is no meaningful main effect emerged with both Brain metastasis location ( F = 0.705; P = 0.535) and peritumoral brain edema ( F = 1.053; P = 0.428), which indicated a possible trend toward severe peritumoral edema for higher preNLR.
The MRI phase was not statistically superior to PET phase in COV, but the analysis was performed on only 14 values, showing a possible trend of improvement in the homogeneity of volume sizes.
Although these results do not reach statistical significance—likely due to small sample size—they suggest a possible trend toward higher crankshaft risk in thoracic sites.
With respect to relative changes in BAP, the group difference was not significant ( p = 0.181); however, the interaction exhibited a trend toward significance ( p = 0.090), suggesting a possible trend toward differential postoperative BAP dynamics ( Figure 3 B).
Using semi-automated segmentation, our analysis indicated a possible trend in which the HU of the hyper-density area on initial CT was more strongly associated with poor clinical outcomes, whereas such an association was not evident for the surrounding hypo-density region.
Although a possible trend of the therapeutic effects on sleep disorders and depression was noted, the small sample size, even after merging four RCTs, limited our ability to determine whether a statistically significant benefit was conferred.
Although subgroup-specific effects were not statistically significant, the hazard for mortality was numerically higher in overweight patients (BMI > 25 kg/m 2 ), suggesting a possible trend toward greater vulnerability with longer cross-clamp times.
This pattern suggested a possible trend toward faster improvement in the Digital group, though the effect was not strong enough to support a definitive conclusion.
53.8; p = 0.053), the near-significant increase in EFW percentiles, calculated using AC and other fetal biometric measures to estimate the overall fetal growth rate, suggests a possible trend toward accelerated fetal growth in the GDM group.
There remains a note of caution amongst the optimism though, with several post hoc analyses of GLP1-RA trials in HFrEF identifying a possible trend towards increased risk of heart failure hospitalizations and arrhythmias 203–205 in patients with EF < 40%, and this needs further interrogation.
For instance, a possible trend in risk across ordered groups can be investigated.
Although none of the individual predictors reached statistical significance in the regression model, the near‐significant association between diabetes duration and EAT‐Lancet Diet Index suggests a possible trend.
In any case, these correlations are not statistically significant, and we consider them at best as indicative of a possible trend.
Although we did not perform any statistical comparison analyses to determine statistically significant differences across residency groups in this cohort, the data from our study points to a possible trend suggesting that the greater the number of years from residency graduation, the less likely the EP was to perform POCUS per 100 patients.
Within our DZ twin set of Table 2 , there is a possible trend that males have higher rates of congenital infection, but this is not statistically significant.
These results also suggested a possible trend of increasing risk with increase in exposure; however, the estimates were imprecise.