“a significant trend”

Interestingly, though lower expression of LINC01272 was found in LUAD, the result revealed a significant trend of up-regulation for LINC01272 in CESC, COAD, ESCA, KIRC, KIRP, READ, stomach adenocarcinoma(STAD) and uterine corpus endometrial carcinoma(UCEC).

A significant trend in age-related prevalence was found for aortic stenosis, with a significantly increased prevalence of severe stenosis and a significantly decreased prevalence of mild stenosis in the very old (Table 1 ).

In a Korean study, there was a significant trend of increased risk of reactivation with increasing intensity of therapy, with hazard ratio of 1.0 for local ablation therapy, 2.45 for TACE (using Adriamycin), 4.19 for TACE (using cisplatin), and 10.17 for TACE (using cisplatin) with RT [ 26 ].

There was a significant trend between the duration dependent effect of PPI use and the risk of gastric cancer (<1 year RR = 1.56, 95% CI: 1.30–1.86; 1–3 years RR = 1.75, 95% CI: 1.28–2.37; >3 years RR = 2.32, 95% CI: 1.15–4.66), but not colorectal cancer (≤1 year RR = 1.00, 95% CI: 0.78–1.28; >1 year RR = 1.18, 95% CI: 0.91–1.54; ≥5 years RR = 1.06, 95% CI: 0.95–1.17).

Our transcriptomic data does not support a significant trend of up-regulation of genes that contain TE insertions in their genomic boundaries, whether we consider all TE families, or only those that are up-regulated in piwi , dicer-2 or piwi , dicer-2 double-mutants ( Fig. 3 A).

Both had a significant trend in up-regulation.

49 Expectant Management Wang et al found a significant trend toward decreasing bladder reconstruction rates and increasing chronic renal insufficiency rates in the SB population. 10 While these data were drawn from an administrative database (National Inpatient Sample), the study noted that the trend toward more conservative therapy for SB patients may lead to worse renal protection, though direct correlations are difficult to reliably make from non-longitudinal data sources.

The analysis of hot and cold spots revealed that the spatial distribution of the CESI and its changes show a significant trend of local clustering, and the overall alterations are comparable to the hot and cold spots’ spatial distribution in WY, CS, SR, and HQ.

A significant trend for increasing head/neck flexion with increasing screen size (3.5 inch smartphone, 7 and 9.5 inch tablet) [ 20 ], and generally greater amount of wrist extension and ulnar deviation as well as muscle activity of upper trapezius, wrist and finger flexors and extensors during the use of a larger compared to a smaller tablet screen size [ 20 , 57 ] were reported.

11 The article’s broader conclusions, extending beyond just child welfare cases, reveal a significant trend: expenses are increasingly being redirected to services funded by child welfare budgets, rather than those covered by health insurance plans. 11 Total expenditures decreased by 16%, while residential costs increased by 13%. 11 These findings suggest expenditure patterns indicative of cost substitutions for services not covered by MMC. 11 Snowden, Cuellar, and Libby (2003) 12 examined if there are varying effects of transitioning youth in foster care to MMC by race.

The approach also represents a significant trend in the evolution of flexible electronics and sustainable technologies.

In a 10-year follow-up of more than 2,000 perimenopausal women taking analgesics, no statistically significant differences were observed in bone mineral density (BMD) alterations, but NSAID users were more prone to fractures, while the use of paracetamol and opioids was not associated with a significant trend toward more fractures.

Those alleles showing a significant trend during the observation period are summarized in Table 2 .

[ 16 ] By contrast, Patel et al [ 17 ] reported a significant trend toward an increased risk of all-cause mortality with higher RDW in both middle-aged (45–64 years) and older adults (>65 years).

Use of statistical techniques that account for estimate variance is critical, particularly when resource-allocation decisions may be made based on the presence or absence of a significant trend.

Within the Google Trends data, the terms chiropractic manipulation (p<0.001), Schroth exercises (p=0.003), and physical therapy (p<0.001) had significant positive trends, and yoga (p<0.001) had a significant negative trend, while pilates did not reach a significant trend (Table 2 ).

The results indicated that there was no significant correlation between these factors (Table 3 ), and the scatter plots did not show a significant trend ( Figure S9A through S9D ).

While direct electrical pumping of semiconductor lasers is a significant trend for on-chip light sources, diode lasers alone cannot meet all the requirements of photonic platforms.

We find that the “contemporary” assay and its result may have affected clinical decision with a significant trend toward earlier immunosuppression in the Ab-positive as well as the high Ab-titer groups.

In the surface layer, EOF1 explained 27.1% of the variance, with positive anomalies in the northwestern BoB and a significant trend over time.

On the other hand, dose reduction showed a significant trend towards fewer systemic and local side effects.

Most regions in China did not display a significant trend, except for the Pearl River Delta and Zhengzhou, which showed decreasing values, and Xi’an, which showed a significant increase.

In the first case, scenario B has twice the effect size as scenario A and, as a consequence, a much higher chance of detecting a significant trend, at least for small between-individual variability.

Cuzick’s non-parametric test for trend was used to assess whether a significant trend was evident for LTPA across increasing environment score categories and across increasing psychosocial score categories.

Returning to the 24-membered ring oligomers studied here, Series 2 showed a significant trend, with introduction of a single N –H amide as a replacement for an ester (2.1) producing an analog with modest potency.