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There Is a Higher Expression of Activated p-4EBP1 in VMs than in LMs and a Higher Expression of S6K1 and 4EBP1 in Lymphatic Malformations There is a significant trend toward difference in expression of non-phosphorylated substrates in lymphatic and venous malformations.

Total exposure also showed a significant trend toward higher values in rapid profiles compared to slow profiles, although the difference was not statistically significant ( p = 0.0699 and p = 0.1756 for the AUC 0–6h and AUC inf , respectively) ( Figure 1 d,e).

Surprisingly, most of the intrapartum risk factors showed a significant trend towards nonacidaemia.

Low and high BFP showed a significant trend for 6-month mortality and 1-year mortality.

There was a significant trend toward decreased survival time with increased expression level of GNL3L.

Meanwhile, two studies showed a significant trend of improvement in the KFM [ 21 , 39 ]. 3.3.5.

All four endpoints exhibited a significant trend and declined in line with a rising caseload volume.

Workers disassembling e-waste in entities not funded by the government had the highest chance of having neurotoxic symptoms measured by the Q16 scale (AOR = 4.11, 95% CI: 1.29–14.41), followed by other relatively lower risk combinations with a significant trend ( p -value for trend: 0.017).

Neither did the Level 3 category Natural show a significant trend overall.

This was statistically significant ( P < 0·02) for NIBRG23 and A/turkey/Turkey/1/2005 but numbers were too small to see a significant trend for Ind/5/05/RG2 and A/Indonesia/5/2005.

A significant trend (p trend <.001) for BMI and all anthropometric indices was observed with age for both genders.

From the lowest GADA quartile to the highest, a significant trend toward reduced insulin secretion and metabolic trait values was observed.

The Cochran‐Armitage test for trend was used to determine whether there was a significant trend across SLE status/exposure groups.

Only one cytokine measured, TWEAK, exhibited a significant trend against time from fracture.

A significant trend was seen across the tertiles of quantitative demands for any number of PHBs versus 0 with those reporting high quantitative demands being almost four times more likely to have any number of PHBs than those with low quantitative demands.

Declining Terrestrial Low Cloudiness A significant trend of decreasing monthly mean GOES‐derived low cloudiness was found for many terrestrial grid cells, independent of the EOF decomposition (Figure 5 ).

Although there was a significant trend of increasing risk with numbers of affected relatives, there was no significant effect of family history (any vs none) of lung cancer in the study population overall or in late-onset cases, regardless of the age of affected relatives.

A register‐based study from Denmark reported an SIR for KC of 1.2 (1.0–1.5) in the general population defining the use of NSAID as only one prescription of NSAID in the Danish PDR and a significant trend of increasing risk with an increasing number of prescriptions [ 27 ].

According to a clinical study, after supplementing CUR, the microbial diversity of CKD patients showed a significant trend similar to that of healthy individuals.

Sex and education level (with a significant trend effect) were significantly associated with HCV prevalence in the multivariable analysis (Table 3 ).

The laying date (LD) of the earliest first clutch was associated with local spring (minimum) temperatures but did not show a significant trend during the period considered.

A statistical examination of the correlation between these two SNPs revealed a p -value of 0.0068426, representing a significant trend when rs13283456 occurs within rs4343.

A significant trend for large clusters (at least 3 genes) was discernible.

There was only a small number of patients with a significant trend, three participants (7.7%) toward a more negative mood and four participants (10.3%) toward a more positive mood.

The advent of serology at the end of the 1980s signed a significant trend of an increased CD diagnostic rate, a progressive lowering of patients' age at diagnosis, and a reduction of people with overt malabsorption, which started in Italy and was confirmed in USA [ 25 ].