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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Our study confirmed, however, that follow-up D‐dimer assessment might improve DVT risk estimation [ 6 ] as a significant trend of increase in DVT frequency over rising control D‐dimer categories was observable and significant difference in proportion of asymptomatic DVT patients could be observed when patients were stratified at the > 1.5 mg/L FEU control D‐dimer cut-off level.
In this case, as in the MET-min/week results, there is a significant trend between the increase in oPGS values and the number of days per week of leisure-time physical activity in general ( p for trend = 0.001), as well as for the vigorous ( p for trend = 0.003), moderate ( p for trend = 0.014), and walking ( p for trend = 0.009) intensity categories.
28 , 31 Smoking was also found to be strongly associated with CRC whereby a significant trend of increasing CRC risk was seen with longer smoking duration, higher smoking intensity, and with increasing pack-years. 6 , 28 , 30 , 34 Passive smoking was also found to be associated with an increased risk of CRC. 35 In Lebanon, consumption of unhealthy diet, physical inactivity, obesity, diabetes mellitus, and smoking are becoming more prominent. 36 - 38 While 60-70% of the Lebanese population were found to moderately adhere to a healthy Mediterranean diet, 33 studies showed the prevalence of unhealthy eating behaviors among Lebanese.
Epidemiological studies based on the California Cancer Registry have shown that [ 31 ] the median age of onset of TNBC was 54 years, with 36.6% at < 50 years and 12.2% at < 40 years, and the median age of onset of non-TNBC was 60 years, with 24.4% at < 50 years and only 5.7% at < 40 years, suggesting a significant trend towards younger age of onset of TNBC.