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While the demographic profiles of FFA and familial FFA do not exhibit significant disparities, our study revealed a significant trend among mother–daughter pairs: all mothers were postmenopausal at the time of diagnosis, while every daughter except for three who had undergone a hysterectomy was premenopausal (Table 3 ).
Although there was a significant trend for theta coherence to increase in both magnitude and spatial extent as a function of running speed, as evidenced by calculating the difference in the coherence maps, gamma coherence was relatively consistent and remained local with little evidence increased cross-regional interaction with velocity ( Figures 2 C and 2D).
Factors associated with disengagement from care There was a significant trend in increasing risk of disengagement from care with increasing baseline CD4+ cell count: SHR 1.56, 1.75, 1.94 and 2.35 for CD4+ cell count 50–99, 100–149, 150–200 and >200 cells/μl, respectively, compared with CD4 count <50 cells/μl ( Figure 3 ).
When comparing the ratio of total unconjugated and conjugated BAs, both treatment groups demonstrated a significant trend towards lower ratios of unconjugated–conjugated BAs in the liver whereas higher ratios of unconjugated–conjugated BAs were noted in the feces, compared to the control group ( Figure 2 B).
History of occupation in the chemical industry was more frequent among Hodgkin's disease (RR = 4.3, 95% CI = 1.4-10.2), and a significant trend in risk was observed between duration of exposure to benzene and other solvents and multiple myeloma.
Occupation and lymphoid neoplasms.
Br J Cancer · 1989 · PMC2247171
Several authors reported a significant trend toward overestimation around the 17-year adult threshold when applying GP and underestimation at the 18-year age threshold [ 42 , 48 , 52 ], whereas others demonstrated an overestimation trend solely in females [ 47 ] or in all participants aged 17–19 years estimated as 19 years according to the GP atlas [ 56 ].