“a significant trend”

This showed a significant trend for both BE (RR trend = 1.35, 95 % CI 1.03–1.76, p = 0.03) and EAC (RR trend = 1.43, 95 % CI 1.03–2.00, p = 0.03).

Jonckheere’s test revealed a significant trend in the data: the more participants were exposed to antivaccination websites, the lower the median of knowledge ( J =4783.5, z =−2.142, P =.03).

Post-hoc analysis revealed a significant trend indicating that higher fit children reported relying on retrieval more frequently than lower fit children during large problem solutions, [ t (39) = 2.30, p < 0.03].

found that only IMPI showed a significant trend for PFS stratification ( P = 0.030), while both IPI and IMPI didn’t show a significant association with OS after CAR T-cell [ 62 ].

There was a significant trend for MoCA scores to decrease ( p -values = 0.03), along with a significant increase in LEDD values (p-value < 0.001), over the 36-month study period.

A significant trend was also found in VDZ serum levels ( P = 0.03; Fig. 3D ).

Among patients presenting with chemosensitive disease as defined by CR or PR, there was a significant trend for the increased use of BV before allo-HCT (p=0.03), the selection of RIC (p=0.002), and higher KPS scores (p=0.02).

A stable slightly higher prevalence was observed in urban versus rural areas (p<0.0001), and there was also a significant trend towards higher prevalence rates in groups with a monthly household income larger than 3,500 € (p=0.03).

It we use for the trend test the value weighted by the person-years, the results are comparable: we observe a significant trend in risk of lung cancer mortality related to the cumulative exposure to radon and its progeny (P = 0.03 for a one-tailed test; x2, = 3.63).

A steady increase followed by a steep decline was observed for the abundance of CVB5 from June to November, and it exhibited a significant trend (Mann-Kendall, P value = 0.03).

A positive association emerged for simple sugar intake (OR = 1.71; 95%CI 1.13–2.59) in the comparison between highest and lowest quintile of intake with a significant trend over quintiles (p = 0.03).

In the effect on median OS a significant trend was observed for the following pathological characteristics of the primary tumour: T4 vs T3 vs T1-2 (14.3 vs 18.9 vs 21.9 months, respectively; P =0.03), N2 vs N1 vs N0 (14.4 vs 18.9 vs 20.7 months, respectively; P =0.003), mucinous carcinoma vs adenocarcinoma with mucinous component vs adenocarcinoma (13.5 vs 13.7 vs 19.3 months, respectively; P =0.006) and differentiation grade poor vs moderate vs well (14.8 vs 20.4 vs 24.9 months, respectively; P =0.0001).

Our data revealed a significant trend for younger NSCLC patients who were more prone to experience brain metastasis than older people (median age=49.5 year old vs 64 year old, p =0.03; Figure 2B ).

p = 0.004), and a significant trend in eGFR levels was noticed across the decreasing uMBG tertiles ( p = 0.03).

A significant trend of increasing risk was also found for total pack- years of smoking (trend test: P =0.03).

A significant trend was seen between overall mean NPi and the presence of orthostatic hypotension (OR 1.2; 95 % CI 1.0, 1.4; P = 0.03 ).

However, there was a significant trend in BMI levels across the FSH quartiles ( P =0.03).

When the two high dose groups and related controls ( Table 8 ) were considered separately, a significant trend (P < 0.03) was found.

Finally, the DFS Kaplan-Meier curves based on molecular classes did not provide a significant result in our patient cohort ( p = 0.12, Figure S1A ) while the ones based on their binary classification (i.e., P53 versus the other molecular classes) showed a significant trend ( p = 0.03 Figure S1B ). 4.

However, logistic regression analysis demonstrated a significant trend to a lower prevalence of LGE from the earliest, time-interval 1, to the latest time-interval, time-interval 3, ( p = 0.03).

A significant trend existed, such that participants with higher BMI ( P = 0.03) and higher Chronic Pain Grade (signifying more severe and/or disabling pain) ( P = 0.002) were more likely to be randomised than other individuals (Table 1 ).

In the combination therapy cohort, we observed a significant trend of a lower score toward an enhanced survival (Tarone’s trend test P = 0.03; median OS = 41, 22, and 20 months for high-, intermediate-, and low-score strata, respectively; see Fig. 5 c).

We found a significant trend of prolonged survival when comparing the three groups (log-rank test for trend; p = 0.030) as can be seen in Figure 4A , which depicts Kaplan-Meier curves of the three different treatment groups.

No significant association was found between PIRADS score and SVI (p = 0.28), although a significant trend for one–unit increase in PIRADS score was observed even for this outcome (p = 0.03).

We found a significant trend for more active MSUS in the later phases of preclinical disease development (p=0.03; figure 1 ).