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“a significant trend”

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

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Surgical complexity showed a significant trend toward undergoing a complication, increasing 2.11 times the risk of developing a complication in medium-complexity surgeries (type B) compared with low-complexity (type A) and 4.22 times the risk of having a high-complexity surgery (type C) when compared with low-complexity (type A) ones.
5 Discussion 5.1 Young age and hypertension are risk factors for DR Complicated with DN This study showed that the mean age of patients in the DR/DN group was significantly lower than that of the DR group, and subgroup analysis showed that the mean age of the PDR/DN group was below 50 years old, and the age of the PDR, NPDR/DN and PDR/DN groups showed a significant trend toward younger age compared with the NPDR group, and the results of multifactorial analysis indicated that age was a protective factor for DR/DN.
Most notably, there was a significant trend difference in NPAR changes between the groups: NPAR trended downward in the survival group but upward in the deceased group (Supplemental Digital Content Figure S3A and 3D, available at: http://links.lww.com/JS9/G388 deceased vs survival group, 0.98 vs −0.73, P = 0.007).
The two trend lines presented have slopes of opposite sign, that for the axial ligands (the blue line) has a poor R 2 value and is not therefore reliable in indicating a significant trend and thus does not give us further insight into the properties of the axial ligands; we will discuss their properties later.