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“a slight trend”

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Sighted at

p<0.09

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

In the literature

There was a slight trend toward those with internet access practicing more ( M = 47.28 h, SD = 35.06 h) than those without internet access ( M = 36.53 h, SD = 51.49 h); however, the results were not statistically significant as determined by an independent samples t -test [ t (83) = −1.14, p = 0.258].
Within this subset, a slight trend was observed for a higher frequency of some disease characteristics potentially associated with less aggressive disease compared with those who received <2 years of avelumab treatment, which included a better performance status, smaller tumor burden, a lower prevalence of liver metastases at baseline and a higher frequency of disease control achieved with prior chemotherapy.
In contrast, CRT ( n = 241) seemed to provide only a slight trend towards an OS advantage in R1-resected pts, emerging as a positive difference in median values of 3.5 months, as well as non-significant HR of 0.72 and 2-y and 5-y rates (30% vs. 19% with observation, and 18% vs. 8%, respectively).
For example, the bacterial load after 24 h was high at peripheral infection sites (i.e., lung, cerebrospinal fluid, subcutaneous tissue and peritoneal fluid) and barely allowed for a comparison of dosage regimens; just a slight trend favouring the CI + LD 1000mg or the 3-h infusion regimens could be observed. 2.1.2.