Implications for research and practice The ARRS is associated with a reduction in the pro-poor distribution of administrative staff, with a possible trend towards the distribution of qualified GPs, nurses, DPC, total staff, and non-ARRS staff becoming more pro-rich.
Conversely, a UK study found a possible trend towards increased strokes after a year from the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic [ 27 ].
The recognition of the value of directing data processing indicates a possible trend to exploit ctDNA assays further.
Although our findings do not suggest that hypermobility is strongly associated with overall changes in pain frequency after MBS, they do indicate a possible trend: Participants with hypermobility tended to maintain their lower extremity pain levels postoperatively, whereas pain in these areas decreased in the group without hypermobility.
Our pilot study of treated Bolivian patients residing in Barcelona initially detected a possible trend for a decrease in IgG1 titre compared to IgG and the other IgG subclasses.
Nevertheless, to demonstrate a possible trend, we provide these estimates for the potential landscape with Δ Q = 0.
Although carbamazepine use was not significantly associated with serum zinc levels, a higher proportion of patients in the low zinc group were receiving this medication, suggesting a possible trend.
Although there was no significant association with IPD for the two adjacent NFKBIA polymorphisms, a possible trend towards increased susceptibility for mutant allele carriers appeared in the small subgroup of children with multiple IPD episodes.
Sensitivity analyses suggested a possible trend toward benefits from AA, indicating that evidence of benefit could be confirmed with a larger sample or fewer dropouts.
A study using the EBMT registry found that some types of NHL, like plasmablastic lymphoma, had a higher risk of relapse compared to DLBCL (relative risk, 3.4%; 95% confidence interval, 1.1% to 10.4%; P.03) and a possible trend toward worse survival.
Shannon diversity was lower for SpA and IBD patients in this GI tract location, however, differences were not significant, although a possible trend to the decrease cannot be ruled out due to the low p-values (< 0.1).