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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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After the adoption of the system in this article, the success rate of off-peak trading of the subjects showed a slight trend of improvement, with an improved range of approximately 5%–12%; during the recommendation peak period, the success rate of transactions showed a significant upward trend, with an increase of more than 68%.
Additional NAFLD-specific phenotypes, such as inflammation and hepatocellular ballooning 31 , did not differ significantly between treatment groups in the samples analyzed, although there was a slight trend toward improved inflammation scores in the WD/LD-T group relative to the WD/WD-V group (Supplementary Table S2 ).
15 Similarly, a Swedish study showed that there was a slight trend for study participants born outside Europe to be less willing to vaccinate their children compared with those born in Sweden (OR: 0.88; 95% CI: 0.69–1.12). 16 Although some barriers to receiving HPV vaccination are likely to be universal, there could be additional barriers that are culturally specific.
At this high mTfR Pro119 coating density, which was chosen to promote bivalent binding, when possible, we could observe a slight trend of increased binding with increased linker lengths (Fig. 3 b, Supplementary Table S2 , S3, Figure S5). 8D3 demonstrated the strongest and scFv8D3-scFc the weakest binding to mTfR Pro119 , which was as expected being that 8D3 and scFv8D3-scFc were considered controls for bivalent and monovalent binding respectively.
Our study suggests that the ability to generate an adequate immune response is vital for the disease course of COVID-19, as our data revealed that while not statistically significant, there did appear to be a slight trend toward worse outcomes for patients who received lympho-depleting chemotherapy within 30 days of their diagnosis versus patients who did not receive lympho-depleting chemotherapy within 30 days of their diagnosis.
There was no significant difference between responders and non-responders in terms of EMT score, albeit there was a slight trend towards responders tending to have a higher EMT score in predominantly Epi colorectal cancer, and a slight trend that responders tended to have lower EMT score in predominantly Mes melanoma (Supplementary Fig S8B).