“a slight trend”

While age showed a slight trend toward increased risk with advancing years (OR = 1.032; 95% CI: 0.998–1.068; p = 0.064), this association did not reach statistical significance.

A competitive index was calculated by examining the ratio of the indicated strains at each time point compared to the ratio at time zero, which revealed a slight trend towards increased fitness of the hybC mutant by 5 h ( p = 0.065, Figure 6 B).

By 2024, these age-related differences were no longer statistically significant, though there remained a slight trend toward greater use among younger people (Mean = 1.61 for the 60 + group and 1.83 for the 30–39 age group, p = 0.065).

On the other hand, preoperative prealbumin ≥ 275 mg/mL (shown to influence survival up to 7 years [ 32 ] in an independent manner) was also associated with a slight trend (non-significant) toward better survival ( p = 0.065) ( Figure 2 (G2)).

Only PGAβCyDArg1/DOX showed a slight trend towards a higher antiproliferative activity ( p = 0.0657) than free DOX and a significant difference compared to PGAγCyDArg3, PGAγCyDArg4, and PGAβCyDArg5 ( Table 2 ). 3.

There was a slight trend for RD children to receive higher scores on hyperactivity ( p = 0.066) and inattention ( p = 0.079) than TD controls.

Regarding mortality, although there were no significant differences between the two periods, there was a slight trend to lower 30-day mortality in the second period (8.8% vs 5.8%, p = 0.067).

Comparisons between the search types showed a significant difference at the first session (separate = 2.0, parallel = 2.3, t (12) = 3.638, p = 0.003) and a slight trend at the second session (separate = 1.2, parallel = 1.3, t (12) = 2.006, p = 0.068) with parallel searches requiring more presentations.

In summary, there were slight to moderate QOL improvements in both groups over time, and the findings suggest that the PLISSIT intervention improved arousal with a slight trend in pain improvement ( P = 0.068) [ Table 3 ].

There was a slight trend ( p = 0.068) towards more patients with an elevated pretransplant C‐peptide level in the pediatric donor group, which was associated with a slightly lower duration of diabetes ( p = 0.09).

• The manuscript alludes to follow-up adherence as an important factor and notes a slight trend toward lower follow-up attendance at 2 years for SAD patients (59.7% vs 63.6%, p=0.068) .

Statistical analysis revealed no significant difference in age across the four pathogen groups, although a slight trend was observed ( p = 0.069, Kruskal–Wallis test) [ Table 2 ]. 3.2.

Yet, there was no significant difference in XO levels between the placebo and AOX trials, although a slight trend towards a reduction in XO following the AOX trials was observed ( p = 0.069).

For grass-finished steers, only AQI was detected to have a positive association ( P < 0.001), while negative associations were detected as a slight trend for CO ( P = 0.069) for Ozone ( P = 0.010), PM 2.5 ( P < 0.001), and PM 10 ( P < 0.001; Table 4 ).

Thirty-five day birds showed a slight trend toward calling back more to the female call than to the male call (Wilcoxon, p = 0.07) and there was no effect of frequency on the call-back response to synthetic calls (Friedman, p = 0.86).

When extracellular K + was kept at 3.5 mM, the ΔF/F was stable over time, with a slight trend towards increasing ( Figure 2A and B , 1.16 at 7 min vs. initial value normalized to 1, p=0.07, n = 5 fibers).

Age and performance status in the prediction of CDDI and toxicity Age demonstrated no prognostic value for CDDI ( P =0.62), although performance status (PS) showed a slight trend towards PS 2 patients achieving a lower median CDDI (85% (IQR=65–94) ( P =0.07)).

dulcamara , although there was a slight trend for a reduction under the combined treatment in S. dulcamara ( F = 3.46, p = 0.07, Fig. 4 B).

The only significantly different clinical feature among different tumour subtypes was younger age in the SGST subgroup compared to all non‐SGST tumours (DGST, SLT and plurihormonal groups) (44.73 ± 13.57 vs 50.59 ± 13.21 years; P = .026), and a slight trend for larger tumours (22.21 ± 9.69 vs 18.92 ± 8.80 mm, P = .07) – Figure 1 .

The demographic characteristics of the patient cohort are described in Table 1 ; both groups were comparable, albeit with a slight trend towards high blood pressure as a comorbidity in patients who were hospitalized during follow-up appointments ( p = 0.07).

4c and Table 3 indicates a significant increment in the levels of homoserine–methionine with respect to CTRL ( p < 0.04), and a more modest increment in the level of isobutyrate showing just a slight trend ( p = 0.07).

While the pooled analysis did not reach statistical significance, there was a slight trend towards reduced risk with GLP-1 RA use (OR 0.80, 95% CI 0.62–1.02; p = 0.07; I 2 = 65%) (Fig. 4 ).

Regarding perceived severity, no significant associations were found with most behaviours, although a slight trend towards significance was noted for tobacco quitting (β=0.67, p=0.07, 95% CI=−0.07 to 1.42).

However, a slight trend towards a higher prevalence of mild fibrosis (F1) was observed in women compared to men (16.5% vs. 8.2%, p = 0.07).

There was a slight trend to more males (53%) reporting exercise than females (47%; p = 0.07).