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There was a significant trend towards greater underestimation of cuff SBP across quintiles of SBP amplification (p trend < 0.001).

Compared with participants reporting no loneliness (score 0), the fully adjusted hazard ratios (95% confidence intervals) were 1.13 (0.95–1.36) for a loneliness score of 1 and 1.39 (1.01–1.90) for a loneliness score of 2, with a significant trend across categories (P for trend < 0.001).

Trend free pre-whitening (TFPW) Trend Free Pre-whitening (TFPW) is a technique applied before conducting MK that aims to detect a significant trend in a time series with strong autocorrelation 10 .

While all cardiac performance traits show family specific responses to the environment, only heart rate and ESV showed a significant trend in the response to hypoxia (Table 3 ).

Here when comparing luminal tumors (ER+), the association between BC subtypes (both IHC-surrogate and molecular) and ratio values showed that tissues from BC patients with AR/PGR ≥ 1.54 have a significant trend to be classified as Luminal B when compared to Luminal A tumors (Figs. 3 A and 4 ).

The present study found that the female gender and older age had a significant trend related to increasing MCCA grades.

Significant differences were also noted around the knee (cD) at day 10 ( p = 0.026) and a significant trend at cD and at the mid lower leg (cB1) at day 4.

The overall evolution of deep learning models exhibited a significant trend of increase in the depth of the networks.

There was a significant trend between higher daily tobacco consumption and a higher proportion of smokers with high stress level.

The drawback of our study is small numbers of renal biopsies to conclude a significant trend.

We observed a significant trend (P trend) for almost all endocrine diseases when subtyped by the number of gastrointestinal diseases, with the exception of thyroiditis, Cushing syndrome, and hyperaldosteronism.

The results of the Schoenfeld residuals test did not reveal significant violations of the proportional hazards assumption by brain age gap with random scatter around zero and the lack of a significant trend in the smooth line (Supplemental Fig. 4 ).

SIFT is based on residues conservation degree, assuming that essential positions in a sequence were conserved during the evolution, so substitutions in these regions have a significant trend to affect proteins function [ 13 ].

These observations were confirmed using the immunomorphometric analysis, as reported in Figure 9 c, even though the increase does not show a significant trend compared to BTBR mice.

The particle sizes of lactose, mannitol, glucose, and trehalose showed a significant trend compared to before lyophilization, but the particle size of sucrose was increased by approximately 20 nm.

Histological results indicated a significant trend toward urothelialization in the epithelium posttransplant, accompanied by a substantial presence of newly formed capillaries in the mucosa following the grafting procedure.

van Dekken et al[ 40 ] studied histologic sections of endoscopic biopsies from patients with Barrett’s esophagus, and found a significant trend for p53 protein overexpression during malignant progression.

A significant trend was found, showing that lower EIs were underestimated to a greater extent.

However, prompt administration of thrombolysis within 30 minutes of arrival in late arrivals, i.e., more than three hours, did show a significant trend towards less post-infarct angina, less LV dysfunction, and less heart failure.

solanacearum and the incidence of bacterial wilt showed a significant trend of first increasing and then decreasing with the increase of soil pH.

Contrary to popular belief, no evidence exists for a significant trend or correlation between the increasing incidences of CMM and increasing personal UVB dose for males or females of any age group or skin type I-VI anywhere in the world ( Fig. 1–3 and Table 1 ).

7 reveals a significant trend concerning the performance of F1 with varying values of k.

Meta‐analyses of epidemiological studies conducted in women consuming high‐soy diets concluded that there is a significant trend of decreased risk for breast cancer upon increasing intake of soy food (Trock et al. , 2006 ; Wu et al. , 2008 ; Dong and Qin, 2011 ; Chen et al. , 2014 ).

Additionally, four of the remaining participants did not exhibit a significant trend across the three intervals used, leading to their exclusion from the interval estimate analysis.

Furthermore, we found evidence of a significant trend among self-care behaviors.