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A similar behavior was observed in patients with macroalbuminuria or normoalbuminuria ( p = 0.219, and 0.109, respectively), with a significant trend in those with microalbuminuria ( p = 0.019).

In the sum of SFT, except for the Chair stand test and the Chair sit and reach test which had a significant trend difference between two groups by time effects ( p = 0.019, 0.024, respectively).

Risk factor analysis Analysis of the anastomotic leakage rate per operation showed a significant trend, indicating that higher leakage rates occurred as the anastomosis was constructed further downstream ( p = 0.019; Table 2 ).

In the order of A, B, and C groups, duration of air leaks gradually decreased and a significant trend was observed ( P = 0.019 by the Jonckheere-Terpstra test).

We found a significant trend toward a decreasing association between diabetes and acute pancreatitis with increasing age ( P = 0.019).

There was a significant trend toward higher prevalence of RCT and shoulder subluxation in the weaker shoulder (p=0.019, p<0.0001).

There was a significant trend of increasing mOS across all four subsets of GBM patients ( p = 0.019; TGFB2 lowMe / MGMT highMe predicted mOS of 21.1 months, patients with TGFB2 highMe / MGMT lowMe predicted mOS of 21.2 months) ( Figure 1 A).

The findings confirmed a significant trend ( p =.019), with the highest agreement (89%) observed among respondents with the longest professional experience (33–46 years).

Data analysis via repeated measures ANOVA revealed a significant trend for increased oxygen consumption in the QUAD condition compared to the bench press (p = 0.019).

We further detected evidence of a significant trend change in the control-adjusted, post-intervention loss to follow-up rate (IRR(β 7 ) = 0.90 [95% CI: 0.83, 0.98], p = 0.019) in the intervention district.

A significant trend was observed across allele burden categories (Jonckheere–Terpstra P = 0.019), with higher BMP2K burden associating with lower maintenance dose ( Figure 4 ).

There was a significant trend towards TR expansions versus contractions ( χ 2 = 5.46, df = 1, P = 0.019).

In the case of PRELID1 , there was a significant trend (R = 0.3932; p = 0.0196) towards higher copy number assignments for samples with DNA input amounts above the average (13.28 ng; range 2–120 ng) of the sample set ( Figure 3 ), even after removing outliers (>75 ng input DNA).

The ordinal analysis of serum potassium categories demonstrated a significant trend, with each categorical increase in potassium level associated with higher mortality risk (fully adjusted OR, 1.25 [95% CI, 1.04–1.50]; P = 0.020).

A significant trend was also observed for GGT ≥55 U/L ( p = 0.02), LDH ≥248 U/L ( p = 0.02), and albumin ≤3.5 g/dL ( p = 0.03).

A significant trend of group differences was shown in L.INS-L.SFGd (p=0.02; FDR corrected p=0.05).

Brewster et al (2001) reported no significant differences in stage among socioeconomic groups, but a reanalysis of their tabular data on tumour size in breast cancer patients shows a significant trend of increasing size with deprivation ( χ =5.17, 1 degree of freedom, P =0.02).

In addition, we detected a significant trend toward decreasing brain cancer risk with increasing cDDDs (X 2 for linear trend = 5.01, P = 0.02).

In the male groups, aged from 0 to 19 years and from 20 to 29 years, a significant trend occurred in the increase of incidence rates, with an increase of 0.159 and 0.606, respectively, of the rate (p = 0.02) per year.

Occupational physical activity and mortality ILS 2005 In the national cohort (ILS 2005), the analysis adjusted for age, household typology, PCS, economic resources, and area of residence, showed a significant association between mortality and continuous exposure to OPA ( p = 0.02), with significantly higher mortality among men in the third (IRR = 1.42) and in the highest quartile of exposure to OPA (IRR = 1.37), compared to the lowest (Table 2 , Model 1), and a significant trend with increasing exposure ( p = 0.02).

However, there was a significant trend across the 3 alcohol groups ( P = .02).

With this long lag period, the only cancer site for which this gave a significant trend of increasing risk with dose was for myeloma (P = 0.02, Table 6), apart from all lymphatic and haematopoietic neoplasms which grouping includes myeloma.

A significant trend was also observed in boys ( p = 0.02) and in girls ( p = 0.04), respectively (Table 2 and Fig. 2 ).

Logistic-regression analysis showed a significant trend that higher specific activity means less probability for macroscopic tumors ( P = 0.02).

A similar relationship was observed when comparing females in the highest (≥ 5.62 ng/mL) versus lowest quartile (< 0.27 ng/mL) of EP in both unadjusted and adjusted models (FOR = 0.66; 95% CI: 0.47, 0.93, and aFOR = 0.66; 95% CI: 0.46, 0.95, respectively), reflecting in a significant trend ( p = 0.02).