“a statistical trend”

Significance was defined as P < 0.05, while a probability level of 0.05 ≤ P < 0.10 was considered as a statistical trend.

Multiple-pollutant models also showed a statistical trend for associations of PM 2.5 and NO 2 with AST, as observed in the present study.

There was a statistical trend for the opposite association in the Safe pilot group.

The authors observed a statistical trend towards worse survival for patients with higher SUV max of the primary tumor [ 36 ].

Regarding our study, differences of RRMM compared to MGUS- and NDMM patients showed merely a statistical trend.

DERS factor IMPULSE, p = 0.069, did show a statistical trend.

3 , 26 A statistical trend was noted in 1 study, 2 while 1 study 29 showed no relationship between dGEMRIC measures and KOOS scores.

In multiple regression analysis, extraversion was the only significant predictor of wishful thinking and (at a statistical trend level) avoidant behavior and a negative predictor of preventive behavior.

In the present study, the training volume in the BFR session was greater compared to the high intensity session after the two first sets, but not after the final set (although a statistical trend was observed).

Of note, we found a continuous and progressive risk of mortality with a statistical trend between 30 days and 12 months (HR, 1.77; 95% CI, 0.93 to 3.37; Figure 1 ), which is similar to what has been observed in PCI populations.

Statistical ANCOVA main effects with p ≤ 0.1 were accepted as a statistical trend.

Not surprisingly, there was a statistical trend toward higher frequencies of CD34 + cells in TF patients compared to CR patients in diagnostic BM specimens (48.9%, range: 7.9–76.6% versus 9.9%, range: 4.5–89.7%; p = 0.07), although there was a high degree of inter-patient variability.

KM estimation revealed a statistical trend of different OS between three group, however, significance was not reached (Fig. 3 A, p = 0.067).

Only a statistical trend was discernible, suggesting that destruction of the peripheral cementum might be associated with diastemata formation.

Our findings revealed that oxidative stress levels did not demonstrate a statistically significant difference between the EX and CON groups; however, a statistical trend toward slightly lowered oxidative stress was observed in the EX group, suggesting that regular participation in circuit training may contribute to a statistically significant reduction in oxidative stress.

Although only at the level of a statistical trend, the same was found for those with higher orthodoxy scores.

A value of p < 0.10 was considered a statistical trend.

Statistical significance was defined as p < 0.05, while 0.05 ≤ p < 0.10 was considered indicative of a statistical trend.

The Gross-motor skills also demonstrated a statistical trend towards receiving intervention as residential patient and duration (in hours) of intervention per day in the hospital.

Differences were considered statistically significant at p ≤ 0.05, while values of 0.05 < p ≤ 0.10 were interpreted as indicating a statistical trend.

In other words, two groups are considered to differ significantly from each other when the critical level obtained is less than 0.008; when the score is less than 0.05, it is simply a statistical trend.

We set an alpha level of ≤0.1 as a statistical trend, which can be discussed as too generous.

However, from the perspective of implant‐related variables, implant diameter was significantly associated with implant loss in the univariate analyses and showed a statistical trend in the logistic regression models.

The same study evaluated the presence of immune cells on morphological grounds and found a statistical trend of tumors being highly infiltrated by immune cells and showing a worse prognosis.

The Effect of Lesion Side No significant differences were found in reaction times, error rates or electrophysiological signal between HE-L and HE-R patients, with only a statistical trend for a GROUP by PREPARATION interaction over the non-lesioned hemisphere suggesting any difference between the groups.