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“a slight trend”

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p<0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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a slight trendp=0.132.6× alphagold
As a formal comparison of the TCR repertoires, TCR clonality (measure of the proportion of unique clonotypes of the total repertoire) was examined but there was no difference between the NAE and AE peptide activated CD8 + T cells for the epitopes tested in the chronic HIV-infected subjects and no difference in clonality between chronic and acute HIV-infected subjects ( Figure S2 ; although there was a slight trend for higher clonality in chronic HIV infection, p=0.13).
a slight trendP = 0.1432.9× alphagold
Characteristics and Factors Affecting Intention to Quit Among Current Smokers The mean age was 46.8 ± 13.7 years, with most of the participants fell in the 45-64 years old category Age did not show significant differences in quit intentions across the various age groups, though there was a slight trend toward higher quit intentions among older age groups ( P = 0.143).
a slight trendP value = 0.153.0× alphagold
Left-sided colon cancer resulted in more successful samples as compared with right-sided colon cancer and rectal cancer ( P value = 0.026), and there was a slight trend toward successful samples more frequently being derived from male patients as compared with females ( P value = 0.15, 95% CI for OR = 0.69–27.3).
a slight trendP = 0.15313.1× alphagold
The degree of promoter methylation in patients’ samples plotted against the degree of promoter methylation in PDX samples confirmed the high concordance between the two groups [PCC (Pearson's correlation coefficient) = 0.9938; Fig 3 B], although a slight trend for increased methylation levels of the promoters could be observed in the PDX models [ P = 0.1531 (Wilcoxon rank‐sum test)].
a slight trendP = 0.1603.2× alphagold
Once palatable liquids were removed and the animals had only access to chow for 21 days, energy intake did not differ between groups during this "washout phase" although a slight trend remained (cumulative intake for big eaters: 241.8 ± 14.1 kcal vs small eaters: 221 ± 12.6 kcal; P = 0.160) and neither did body weights (P = 0.605) at decapitation.