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In contrast, technical artefacts were less frequently observed (15/33; 45.5%), and when they occurred, there was a significant trend ( p = 0.0309) towards EEG unreliability (relative risk: 4.2; confidence interval [CI]: 1.3–13.8).

A significant trend of this being less of a barrier was noted with increasing supervision experience (Mantel–Haenszel test of trend, P = 0.031, Fig. 5 D).

The Cochran–Armitage trend test showed no significant trend concerning transfusion of red blood cells and postoperative major complications (>D/C IIIb) in contrast to transfusion of plasma, where a significant trend toward major complications was found ( p = 0.031 * ).

Compared with urinary tract infections, digestive infections showed a significant trend towards higher mortality (adjusted OR 5.54, 95% CI 1.17–26.18; P = 0.031).

However, a significant trend was observed between anisotropic circular variance and age, indicating a linear relationship between age and local collagen fiber disorder (P = 0.0311, r 2 = 0.1110) [ Fig. 7(c) ].

High expression of Aurora-A associated with a significant trend toward worse OS and PFS in patients of stage I ( p = 0.032 for OS and p = 0.007 for PFS, Figure 3 A and B), stage II ( p = 0.026 for OS and p = 0.038 for PFS, Figure 3 C and D), and stage III ( p = 0.017 for OS and p = 0.002 for PFS, Figure 3 E and F).

A significant trend across quartiles was observed (OR per quartile 0.83, 95% CI 0.70–0.98; p = 0.032).

As seen in Figure 2 , over time there was a significant trend of an increasing proportion of mitral patients with rheumatic pathology (+0.4% per year, R 2 = 0.504, p = .032).

This analysis revealed a significant trend after adjustment for sex, age, education, medical insurance provider and working system (Model one, p =0.032).

Among 319 dual-positive specimens, the most common bacterial component was Staphylococcus epidermidis (n=137, 42.95%), and the most frequent fungus detected was Fusarium species (n=118, 36.99%) ( Table 3 ). As shown in Figure 1 , there was a significant trend of decline in the number of isolates of Gram-positive cocci (r =−0.711, P =0.032) recovered during the study period.

Trend testing stratified by sex showed a significant trend in females ( Z = 2.15; P = 0.032) but not in males ( Z = 1.31; P = 0.189) ( Figure 4 A).

In both the FIGO 2009 and FIGO 2018 staging systems, there was a significant trend toward worse overall survival (OS) for advanced-stage patients ( p = 0.032 and 0.0021, respectively; Figure 2 A,B).

Notably, there was a significant trend towards an increased 90-day readmission among the sarcopenic women (44.4% vs. 6.3%; OR: 9.42, P = 0.032).

Between ICR, CR, and SCR we observed a significant trend toward lower mortality (log rank P = 0.032, Figure 3 ).

Comparison of the achievement rate of DTE < 10 min before and after implementation of the cardiac triage program showed a significant trend of increase after initiation of the strategy ( p = 0.032) (Fig. 3 ).

Mean density of raptors at the nine sites showed a significant trend with decreasing abundance at higher latitudes ( Fig. 2 ; GLM: F = 5.67, df = 1, 7, P = 0.032) with a large effect size ( r = 0.506; 95% CI: 0.052–0.787).

There was a significant trend towards an increase in day 30 (from 18.2% to 58.3%, p = 0.0321) and day 8 (from 9.1% to 41.7%, p = 0.0047) deaths among oncology patients in ICU, but not outside ICU, and no trend observed among patients with no malignancy.

There is a significant trend ( p = 0.0329) concerning the TB rel score classification shown here. 3.5.

The incidence of first‐time diagnosis of diverticulitis (age groups 40–89 years; 1330 patients) decreased between 2002 and 2014, with a significant trend over time ( P = 0·033) ( Fig . 4 ).

Longitudinal analyses revealed a significant trend of lower PRL concentrations with increasing number of MetS components in women (p = 0.033), but not in men (p = 0.331) (Figure 1 ).

However, there was a significant trend towards progressive free survival time between the study group and control group (Student's T-Test p =0.033) as well as between the GTR group and non-GTR group (Student's T-Test p =0.0001) based on results obtained during postoperative follow up.

Figure S6 The relationship between temperature, wing nutritional plasticity and FOXO expression in wild-type Drosophila (A) In wild-type larvae, an increase in rearing temperature leads to a decrease in FOXO expression in the wing imaginal discs (linear regression, p <0.001) (B) As temperature increases there is a significant trend towards decreased nutritional plasticity of the wing in wild-type flies (permutation test p = 0.033).

Only the values of LDH and CXCR4 expression showed a significant trend (P = 0.033 and P = 0.003, respectively).

The corresponding comparisons to peak leukocyte counts are not shown, yielding a significant trend ( p = 0.033) with native T 1 .

However, the highest tertile (T3) of HbA1c was significantly associated with increased odds of HF in Model 1 ( P = 0.034) and Model 3 ( P = 0.028), with a significant trend observed in these two models ( P < 0.033).