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“a significant trend”

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Four outcome categories were defined: True Positive (TP) when both methods returned a significant trend in the same direction; False Positive (FP) when ITA returned a significant result but mMK did not; True Negative (TN) when neither method returned a significant trend; and False Negative (FN) when mMK returned a significant but ITA did not.
Our meta-analysis of a significant trend of increased all-cause mortality with AMD suggests that AMD (early or late AMD) may reflect the status of systemic processes associated with biological aging, being a marker of underlying serious somatic factors or diseases, which could be associated with increased biological aging and decreased survival [ 4 ].
Although there was no difference in aortic valve area between groups, there was a significant trend towards increasing LV volumes, LV mass, worsening of LV diastolic function with the presence of LGE and reduced LV ejection fraction, which coincided with worsening functional capacity.
Review of Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance 2013.
J Cardiovasc Magn Reson · 2014 · PMC4256918
Adjusting for educational attainment also led to a reduction in effect sizes, with one cohort (the 1958) showing a significant trend of cognition on the outcome, whereas the others showed a marginally statistically significant effect, although the ORs for the lowest quartile were still of the order of two.
From a temporal perspective, baseline samples (circles) are relatively concentrated, representing the baseline community state before engineering disturbance; construction phase samples (triangles) show a significant trend of dispersion, reflecting the increased community heterogeneity caused by construction disturbance; and operation phase samples (squares) differentiate into two subgroups within the on-site area—samples near the pile foundations shift towards the negative direction of the NMDS1 axis (associated with a high proportion of hard substrate), while soft-bottom area samples tend to return to the baseline position 32 .
A case-control study of approximately 12,000 BE patients in the Department of Veterans' Affairs database showed that statin use was associated with a reduction in EAC risk (HR = 0.55; 95% confidence interval, 0.36–0.86), with a significant trend toward greater risk reduction with longer duration of statin use [ 192 ].