“a statistical trend”

There was a statistical trend for a higher frequency of the primary outcome among men in comparison with women (36 men (20.7%) vs. 18 women (12.2%), p = 0.062).

Fractalkine The result for fractalkine ( CX3CL1 ) showed only a statistical trend ( p = 0.062) that did not meet the significance threshold; accordingly, this finding should not be over-interpreted.

These changes were similar in discordant ( n = 22, 23%) and concordant-negative ( n = 65, 21%) patients, but occurred less frequent in concordant-positive patients ( n = 47, 13%) compared to discordant patients at a statistical trend level ( P = 0.062).

However, WD-associated cirrhosis patients had a statistical trend toward a higher incidence of splenomegaly (88.33% vs 75.00%, P = 0.062).

[Note, there was a statistical trend for moderation of this decline by insight into the subjective nature of binocular rivalry ( t [20] = 1.98, P = 0.062), with a significant decline in decoding accuracy only among participants who were aware of the subjective nature of perceived color changes ( M = −2.30, SD = 2.53, t [10] = −3.02, P = 0.013) but not unaware participants ( M = 0.49, SD = 3.94, t [10] = 0.42, P = 0.687; see below for further exploration of this factor).] During extinction runs, decoding accuracy showed a trend-wise decrease compared with baseline ( M = −1.97%, SD = 4.96, t [21] = −1.86, P = 0.077, two-sided).

The HFO preceded the N20 peak in 11 of 15 cases, which was found to be a statistical trend (N = 15 recordings, p = 0.062).

Thrombus location showed a statistical trend, with higher NIHSS in ICA occlusions (13 [IQR 15]) compared with M1 (6 [IQR 14]) and M2 (5 [IQR 11]) occlusions ( P = 0.062).

In addition, including apoA-II as a confounder (cross-sectional Model 3) slightly affected the association, but a statistical trend remained ( B = 0.019; SE = 0.010; p = 0.062), while including apoB100 as a confounder (cross-sectional Model 4) had no impact.

At follow-up, there was a statistical trend for a positive association between the CAR and HR-HPV positivity ( p = .062).

In both analyses, we did not detect significant effects of the other covariates except for main effect of sex: a statistical trend in the perceptual rivalry task (t = −1.91; p = 0.062; Table 2 ) and a significant main effect in the salience detection task (t = −2.83; p = 0.007; Table 3 ), resulting from men presented less sigma power compared to women (Suppl.

We acknowledge that the correlation between the relative abundance of BM and serum TMAO levels in the entire ECa cohort showed a statistical trend ( p = 0.0629; Fig. 2 L) but did not reach the conventional threshold for significance ( p < 0.05).

In the 100 kJ group, neoangiogenesis was identified in two of five samples, with a statistical trend toward mucosal thickening ( p = 0.0629).

There was also a statistical trend with right eye D 0 ( g : β = 0.08, P = 0.063; processing speed: β = 0.07, P = 0.094).

The correlation analysis between the age of the body donors and BMD yielded a negative coefficient and a statistical trend (r = −0.423, p = 0.063).

LC3 expression did not show significant association with OS in the complete cohort; however, a statistical trend was observed ( p = 0.063, Fig. 8 ).

Between group time comparison for muscle pain at 15 min did result in a statistical trend ( p = 0.063) for lower pain in the MSM group.

There was a statistical trend for the interaction between treatments over time [ F (3, 144) = 1.20, p < 0.063].

Suicide attempters achieved higher scores in attentional factor of BIS-11 scale than non-attempters; however, only a statistical trend was detected ( p = 0.063).

The significant difference with nonconceptive cycles was a statistical trend when we used a mean for each female (one-sample Wilcoxon test: V = 0, P = 0.063).

We observed significant positive relationships between CTQ and left amygdala activation ( t = 2.4, p < 0.019), and a statistical trend with right amygdala activation ( t = 1.89, p < 0.063) ( Fig. 4 ), when controlling for the above mentioned covariates and using the amygdala-specific ROIs.

In addition, 1.5CON showed significantly higher values compared with 0.75CON ( p = 0.048) ( Figure 2 ), while a statistical trend ( p = 0.063) was found when comparing 0.75CON with 0.75EX.

Regarding the plasmatic coagulation system, the results for INR were statistically significant ( p = 0.003), whereas the results for aPTT showed a statistical trend ( p = 0.063).

MDD patients with PD and/or PTSD also displayed a statistical trend towards increased DFAα1 ratio (p = .063, Cohen's d = .744) No other significant differences were observed.

Moreover, there was a statistical trend found showing contrast enhancement of more than 1/3 of the tumor volume in ALTs compared to lipomas (34.1% vs. 10.0%; P = 0.063).

Consistent with the high dB hyporeactivity seen in the AST, Pten +/- mice of both sexes exhibit lower startle amplitude to the 120-dB stimulus-only trials in all three phases of the ASH/PPI test (phase I: baseline before PPI trials; phase II: interspersed between PPI trials; phase III: after PPI trials; see Figures 3 B and 3C, Table S3 ), although this only reaches the level of a statistical trend in the latter two phases in females (phase II, p = 0.063; phase III, p = 0.074; see Figure 3 B, Table S3 ).