Barely Significant
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“a slight trend”

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p<0.09

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

In the literature

However, it is apparent that there was a slight trend in the data for both models, where the residuals were slightly more on the negative side, i.e., slightly more points below the x-axis, at low MW (<250 g∙mol −1 ), and more on the positive side at medium MW (250 to 400 g∙mol −1 ), then they become more negative again at high MW (>400 g∙mol −1 ).
Follow-up evaluations revealed a slight trend toward reduced psychological distress in patients receiving hormonal treatment, although no statistically significant differences in psychological outcomes were detected between the groups. 19 In 1987, Parmar et al. conducted a study revealing that the psychological distress linked to orchiectomy, the surgical removal of one or both testicles, was only marginally more significant than that experienced by patients receiving alternative treatments.
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.