“a significant trend”

A significant trend of higher percentages of complications of any OF was noticed in subsequent AD/ACLF IND , compared with that in subsequent AD/ACLF BAC ( P = 0.004, Fig 4B ).

Chi-square analysis indicated a significant trend of increasing mortality as fluids per kg increased, p = 0.004.

Friedman's test performed on latency to manipulate cotton revealed a significant trend to increase the latencies as observation days went only in SF ( p = 0.004), while EF showed latencies not significantly different among days ( p = 0.78).

A significant trend for increasing incidence of CHD with increasing glucose quintile was observed after adjusting for other risk factors ( p = 0.004).

Factors Associated with DAO Levels When considering the median DAO, a significant trend of increasing DAO was seen with increasing BMI ( p = 0.004) and increasing age ( p <0.001), where the group >61 years were found to have a higher DAO than other age groups ( Figure 2 ).

When performing meta-regression with publication year as moderator variable, a significant trend was found ( p =0.004) ( Fig. 2 D).

HCC patient race exhibited a significant trend (chi-square test, p = 0.004), as shown in Figure 6 E, where a higher proportion of SR+ and SR- HCC tumors were found in white and Asian patients, respectively.

The green path exhibited the lowest PSC rates over time for path-specific trends, with a significant trend ( p = 0.004).

Primary and secondary care diagnostic intervals and stage of CRC For the combined cohort, we observed a significant trend for a concave, ∩-shaped association with increasing and subsequently decreasing odds of advanced CRC with longer primary care intervals ( P =0.004).

Over the period of observation, there was a significant trend of falling breast-cancer-related mortality in the 50+ age group ( p = 0.004), as well as overall ( p < 0.001).

In addition, at the 20-year follow-up, we observed a significant trend of de novo overactive bladder occurrence in 15 out of the 36 patients [(41.6%) ( p = 0.004)].

However, there was a significant trend indicating that, as participants’ health literacy increased, they were less likely to want statin therapy (χ 2 4 = 2.91, P = .004).

There was a significant trend towards increasing BMI with time since injury (early median BMI 23.6, delayed median BMI 25.4, late median BMI 27.8, ( p = 0.004)).

And we also observed a significant trend of shortened survival in patients in the PC subgroup ( Figure 1(c) , log-rank test p = 0.004).

When comparing baseline characteristics of PLWH with and without ESCrE colonization ( Table 1 ), individuals with ESCrE colonization were more likely to be younger, with a significant trend of decreasing prevalence of ESCrE colonization with increasing age groups ( P = .004).

Regarding TPTD parameters, ANOVA for repeated measurements showed a significant trend only for EVLWi (P=0.004) ( Figure 1 ).

A significant trend for associations with WHZ were only observed for the maize and fish-based DPS in the multiple-adjusted model (0.03, 95% CI: 0.01, 0.06, p = 0.004).

When BL samples were analysed, there was a significant trend for lower neutralisation titres with samples collected further from their symptom onset date ( Figure 2 a; β= -0·0057, 95% CI= -0·0095- -0·0018, p =0·0045).

Even though the results among medium drinkers were not statistically significant, a significant trend ( P = 0.0046) was observed.

The right amygdala was also included due to a significant trend (p < 0.005).

Linear polynomial contrast analysis showed a significant trend for IQ over the three groups (p = .005), with lowest IQs in SGA- children.

In particular, when compared to physiological range, the autonomous sitting acquisition was delayed in 63.2% of the patients, with a significant trend in male patients ( p = 0.005).

Organ meat intake and NASH In univariable and multivariable logistic regression models ( Table 3 ), there was a significant trend (P=0.005) for the association between higher animal organ meat consumption and lower risk of having definite NASH.

The Associations of Serum Mn Levels with Prediabetes and Diabetes After adjusting for age, sex, BMI, lifestyle factors, and health status, participants with serum Mn levels in the higher quartiles exhibited a significant trend towards having lower ORs for the presence of prediabetes ( p = 0.005, Table 3 ).

A significant trend of increasing probability of histologically inflamed appendix with increasing severity of macroscopic feature was seen (X 2 = 004 df=1, p<0.005).