“a significant trend”

Among women, there was a significant trend of becoming pre-frail/frail with higher FMI and VAT mass.

Enrichment analysis was further performed on the GO classification of differentially expressed glycoproteins to explore whether there was a significant trend of enrichment in certain functional types ( Table S1 ).

The results obtained from our assay of serum and intestinal levels of inflammatory factors did not show a significant trend toward consistency.

Similarly, a significant trend is observed with a-PWV, which is associated with both cardiometabolic diseases and hypertension, according to our analysis, and is a good predictor of risk.

In a cohort of almost 200,000 subjects, a significant trend for a decreasing risk of distal GC with increasing use of aspirin was observed.

We did not find a significant trend, and the use of estimates from observational studies (cohort studies, registries), rather than randomised controlled trials, would be more appropriate to confirm this trend.

The OPLS-DA results indicated a significant trend of separation in pairwise comparisons between CON and HUA groups, as well as between HUA and LTP groups (Figure 6C - F ).

We did not observe a significant trend between the time discrepancies of SpO 2 and SaO 2 measurements and the percentage of hidden hypoxemia (0 min: 3.55%; 1 min: 3.35%; 2 min 3.69%; 3 min: 3.55%; 4 min: 3.73%; 5 min 1.43%).

Recent advances in image encryption prove a significant trend toward chaos-based techniques.

P<0.05 was considered significant; 0.05≤p<0.10 was considered a significant trend.

We only found a significant trend towards earlier green‐up in the Red Desert mule deer population (β = −0.794, 95% CI = −1.477, −0.110) and did not find a significant trend in any other population or with all data combined (Figure S2 ). 4.

Correlation analysis of DNA damage revealed a significant trend with NO 2 levels (r = 0.68), peroxidase activity (r = 0.45), glucose (r = 0.87), and acetoacetate (r = 0.39).

In the crude model, there was a significant trend across the tertile of DPI (OR highest vs. lowest tertile of DPI = 0.33; 95%CI 0.18, 0.52; P -trend < 0.001).

In the crude model, participants in the highest quartile (Q4) of CMI had a 56.7% increased risk of CVD compared to those in the lowest quartile (HR = 1.567, 95% CI: 1.358–1.809), with a significant trend across quartiles (P for trend < 0.001).

There was a significant trend over the three groups for men with the highest odds of being physically inactive in the urban group (see Table 3 ).

Of the 24 probes analyzed, 16 showed significant CpG sites, with 11 being hypomethylated and 5 hypermethylated, confirming a significant trend of hypomethylation in the Pg -induced group.

In contrast, a significant trend was found during the transfer run (control run after NF training).

s we reported that nine out of 13 cases of invasive cervical cancer were found among long- term OC users (more than 72 months of use), that both carcinoma in situ and dysplasia also occurred more frequently in the oral contraceptive entry group than in the IUD entry group, and that there was a significant trend in incidence of all three forms of cervical neoplasia combined with increasing duration of OC use (Vessey et al., 1983).

Among PWD, there was a significant trend towards lower proportion of AD diagnoses with higher proportion of VaD instead.

In addition, this might link to the bacterial community changes that did not show a significant trend or difference depending on the sodium concentration.

A significant trend was also observed ( P for trend < 0.001).

However, when exposure to tobacco imagery in films was included as a graded variable with exposure categorized into tertiles of the number of intervals containing smoking imagery in the films, relative to no exposure, there was a significant trend of increasing susceptibility with increasing tertile of exposure, with an odds ratio for the highest tertile relative to no exposure of 1.4 (95% CI: 1.0–2.1, p trend <0.001).

To visualize long-term trends in habitat use, least squares regression lines were fitted to within-year means of each habitat variable with a significant trend.

Denouements of SHS indicated a significant trend for the main effect, with more pleasant activities in the high SHS group than the low SHS group.

A reduced risk for hypertension was most pronounced in the T2 (380.5- < 572.6 mg/day, multivariate OR = 0.43, 95% CI: 0.21-0.88) and T3 tertiles of calcium (≥ 572.6 mg/day, multivariate OR = 0.43, 95% CI: 0.20-0.90) with a significant trend in risk ( P for trend = 0.040).