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“a significant trend”

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5.2 Clinical Variables With a Strong Relationship to QOL Multivariable regression analysis using EQ_VAS score as the dependent variable showed that PA was positively and STAI_1 negatively significantly associated with EQ_VAS, and physical disease severity showed a significant trend in association with EQ_VAS scores after adjustment for other variables (Table 3 ). 5.3 Factor Analysis With Cytokine Data The results of the Kolmogorov–Smirnov test were statistically significant, indicating that the cytokine data were not normally distributed.
A Bland–Altman plot shows the average of two measures on the x-axis and their difference on the y-axis; it allows the evaluation of both biases—that which occurs when the average of the differences between the two paired measurements is significantly different from 0 and the so-called proportional bias that refers to a significant trend between the difference and the magnitude of the measurements, i.e., when the difference in values increases or decreases in proportion to the average values.
The trial duration during level 1 and 2 did not show a significant trend to shorter task durations for combined animals, which implies that motor learning does not have a major effect on the animals during the experiments and in turn suggests that performance differences of the five animals rely on certain strategies, instead of motor learning.
When LC patients were stratified according to child-pugh scores, HDV infections were significantly higher in patients with Child B or C compared to Child A score ( P = 0.047), however such a significant trend could not be observed when stratified among HCC patients.
HDV infection rates in northern Vietnam.
Sci Rep · 2018 · PMC5966401
There was a significant trend of linear correlation between ln( C t / C 0 ) and reaction time t , which was consistent with first-order reaction kinetic model. 40 The apparent first-order reaction rate constants of the degradation of MB solution were calculated as followed: −ln( C t / C 0 ) = kt where C 0 is the concentration o