“a significant trend”

The application of trend tests (Mantel–Haenszel; Kendall Tau-b) showed a significant trend ( p < 0.024 and p < 0.032, respectively), with an increasing probability of finding a positive anti-varicella serological status passing from a lower age group (84.2%) to a higher one (93.0%).

Results There was a significant trend of higher ICU admission ( p =0.024), mortality ( p =0.006) and poor clinical outcome ( p =0.009) among the Vitamin D deficient group.

All three markers showed a significant trend of change after GB ( p = 0.024, 0.005, and 0.010, respectively).

A significant trend was observed only among those aged 20–39 years (AAPC: 2.6%, 95% CI: 0.4%–4.8%, P = 0.024).

The distribution of “intrinsic” breast cancer subtypes (basing on HR and HER2 status) in our cohort revealed that most patients were luminal A (31.6%) and a significant trend was noted when comparing the three age groups (P=0.025), indeed, young and intermediate age patients were most likely to be luminal A subtype whereas the aged patients (over 55 years) seems to have a bad prognostic since they presented a highest proportion of triple negative BC ́s (TNBC ́s) phenotype as indicated in Table 1 .

Number of daily prescription medications showed a significant trend ( p = 0.025), with depression prevalence increased from 38.6% (none) to 48.7% ( 1 , 2 ) to 58.3% (≥3).

There was a significant trend in the incidence of hypotension across groups, P = 0.025.

In a SET-KO background, SETα addback was associated with a significant trend towards activation ( P = .025) but no significant repressive function ( P = .201).

There was a significant trend between the infection rates of COVID-19, the Stringency Index and the median reduction rates of oesophageal manometry (r = 0.431, p = 0.025; Figure 1 A, r = 0.502, p = 0.008; Figure 1 C).

Moreover, a significant trend towards elevated mortality was found with increasing numbers of appropriate shocks during follow-up (chi-squared test for trend p = 0.025).

The numbers of VF test points with a significant trend at various probability levels (p<0.025, 0.05, 0.075 and 0.1) were investigated with the binomial test (one-side).

There was, however, a significant trend in the prolongation of progression-free survival for patients who were treated with RFA (p=0.025).

The categorical analysis demonstrated a significant trend ( P = 0.025).

We demonstrated a significant trend for deficits within this measure following injury‐induced paralysis of the ipsilateral hemidiaphragm, particularly affecting the larger fibre types (ANOVA, P = 0.0254, F 2,12 = 5.06) (Fig. 4 E ; see also Appendix, Fig.

The correlation between PET variables and sTARC showed a significant trend for LogRED using the 2.5 threshold for MTV and TLG (respectively, r=.333, p=.026 and r=.304, p=.042), but not for the 41% cut-off (r=.298, p=.052 and r=.268, p=.083).

= 1.053–2.955) and there was a significant trend towards higher grades of steatosis in carriers of the T allele (Chi 2 for trend = 4.946, P = 0.026).

Delaying the start of dental hygiene daily procedures compared to starting at tooth eruption, showed progressively greater ORs with a significant trend test ( p = 0.026).

There is a significant trend (R 2 = 0.998, p = 0.026) from 10 mg (70 voxels), to 30 mg (518 voxels), to 90 mg (2136 voxels).

A significant trend in SIRs with distance was found at Chinon ( P =0.026); however, the trend is no longer significant after Bonferroni's correction.

The intracellular bromoform content showed a significant trend over the incubation period in gametophytes ( P = 0.026; Fig. 6 a) but not significant in tetrasporophytes ( P = 0.113; Fig. 6 b).

A higher age at menarche was associated with a reduced risk of breast cancer (OR = 0.88, 95% CI: 0.78–0.98 for ≥14 years as compared to ≤11 years), with a significant trend of decrease in risk ( P = 0.0265).

Although the overall difference in cStage distribution was not statistically significant using Pearson's chi-square test ( P =.179), the linear-by-linear association test—appropriate for ordinal variables—revealed a significant trend ( P =.027), indicating a shift toward more advanced cStages during the pandemic.

A significant trend of improvement from baseline was seen in MNA among participants in Cluster 1 [χ 2 (2) = 7244, p = 0.027].

Finally, there was a significant trend toward more correct answers (Kruskal–Wallis test [ p = 0.027]) for students who expressed a greater interest in mucosal pathologies (Table 2 ).

Consistent with the pharmacokinetic experiment, we observed an association between plasma dexamethasone concentration and asparaginase activity (P = 0.005; S1 Fig ) at the end of 6 weeks in the osteonecrosis experiment, In the 27 mice that received both dexamethasone and asparaginase, there was a significant trend towards higher dexamethasone levels (P = 0.027; Fig 4A ) and higher asparaginase activity (P = 0.036; Fig 4B ) in osteonecrosis-positive cases.