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“a significant trend”

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11 12 Assuming that the group with the mildest degree of age related changes in white matter has a 25% risk of transition to disability or death over three years (equal to that of the general older population), we needed 800 people to show a significant trend (1.7 estimated relative risk) in the effect of exposure to the three increasing degrees of severity, with adjustment for age, reasons for presentation, and comorbidity (α error probability 5% (two tailed), power 80%).
Despite the fact that LTM gains were lower than previously reported 18 for a standard mixture of EAAs, our data showed a significant trend for greater gains in LTM when subjects were supplemented with a modified mixture enriched with leucine, which was not the case for a standard mixture and a placebo.
Notably, these regions are continuously evolving; for example, several mammalian lineages are undergoing a recurrent process of GC-rich isochore erosion, with a significant trend of G/C to A/T substitutions, whereas others are independently increasing their overall GC-content ( Duret et al. 2002 ; Belle et al. 2004 ; Romiguier et al. 2010 ).
Widespread recurrent evolution of genomic features.
Genome Biol Evol · 2012 · PMC3342872