Barely Significant
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“a significant trend”

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p=0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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1 In recent reports, a significant trend has emerged in the preferred or sometimes exclusive use of heteroaromatic aldehydes as substrates, with furyl-, pyridyl- and quinolyl-derivatives commonplace despite reasons for their preferential reactivity remaining relatively unexplored. 2 As well as providing unique reactivity, the incorporatio
Neglia et al observed a significant trend towards reduction in the risk of ALL with increasing frequency of ear infections in the first year of life and Perrillat et al reported a negative association between risk of ALL and a history of four or more ear infections in the first two years of life ( Neglia et al , 2000 ; Perrillat et al , 2002 ).
Comparison across Social Frailty-Executive Dysfunction subgroups There was a significant trend towards increase in age, fewer years of education, higher prevalence of hypertension and osteopenia/osteoporosis, lower BADL scores, lower iADLs scores and higher GDS (all p<.05) moving across ‘neither’ through to ‘both’ subgroups (Table 1 ).
A significant trend of increasing T2 values (from deep to superficial) was found in hyaline cartilage while fibrous tissue sites had no significant change from bone to surface( White et al, 2006 ).
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Cartilage · 2009 · PMC4513498