“a statistical trend”

nodatum decreased significantly and a statistical trend was observed with T. forsythia (p = 0.07) ( Figure 3 ).

However, the association between UGICD and the disease localization demonstrated a statistical trend that did not reach statistical significant ( P = 0.07) as ileal location was the most predominant in UGICD (57.8%) compared to 28.8% found with non-UGICD patients.

In our study, sarcopenia was not quite identified as an independent predictor for OS and CSS; however, a statistical trend was shown (OS: HR 1.74, 95%CI 0.95–3.18, p = 0.07; CSS: HR 1.90, 95%CI 0.91–3.98, p = 0.09; Tables 4 and 5 ).

There was a statistical trend for a small negative correlation between DEP severity and social and occupational functioning, r =−0.29, P =0.07.

However, there was a statistical trend in the association between BM volume at each session and the occurrence of toxicity at SRT1, SRT2, SRT3 and SRT4 and thereafter (p = 0.07, p = 0.3, p = 0.05 and p = 0.11, respectively).

For the UC group only, there was a statistical trend suggesting a positive relationship between GWG and QMR fat (r=0.20, p=0.07).

The rest showed statistical significance with one test and a statistical trend with the other (0.05 < P < 0.07).

For example, a statistical trend was observed at day 3 ( p = 0.07) while titers were significantly reduced in B. thailandensis inoculated mice at day 14 ( p <0.05), 35 ( p <0.01) and 56 ( p <0.01) (data not shown).

Results of Spearman’s correlations show that higher number of assessments completed was associated with having internet in the home (r=0.27, p=.01) and there was a statistical trend for having a tablet in the home (r=-0.20, p=.07).

Synthesis of results Risk of bias across studies: There was a statistical trend (non-significant) demonstrating a weak relationship between the quality of the study (CASP Score) and findings of age-related differences in care (p = 0.07).

As well, a statistical trend between rs4788863 in SLC16A5 gene and hearing loss under a dominant genetic model hypothesis was shown (P=0.07).

Modeling of treatment effect found a statistical trend ( P = .07) of a benefit of active shunting.

Incidental diagnosis showed a statistical trend in those older >75 [9/34 (26.5%) vs. 11/84 (13.1%), P = 0.07; respectively].

The rise in cFGF23 between 50 weeks and baseline assessed by contrast analysis was significant in the EPO hemoglobin‐rise group ( P =0.03) and a statistical trend in the EPO hemoglobin‐stable group ( P =0.07), whereas the decline of cFGF23 levels in the control group was not significant ( P =0.53).

However, a statistical trend was identified between PFS and the minimal value of the CD8 radiomics score across all lesions (p=0.07), and significance was reached when looking only at patients with extreme values (HR=0.34, 95% CI (0.17 to 0.68), p=0.0021) ( online supplementary table S1 ).

However, only a statistical trend for an effect of A33 was detected on the intake of 40% alcohol by B6J mice ( Figure 3 H) (dose effect: p = 0.07; VEH vs. 0.03 mg/kg: p = 0.09; vs. 0.1 mg/kg: p = 0.05; vs. 0.3 mg/kg: p = 0.02; vs. 1.0 mg/kg: 0.04).

For understandability of the introduction we found a statistical trend (p = 0.07) suggesting that the German version was slightly easier to understand. 91.4% of patients reported no item to be difficult to understand and 96.6% considered none of the items to be intrusive.

There was a statistical trend ( P = .07) indicating that opposite was true for self-esteem: female binge drinkers had very low self-esteem compared to non-binging women, while the gap in self-esteem levels between binging and non-binging men was quite small.

Following 3 days of loading, the low‐ and medium‐load groups showed decreased Sost expression, whereas the high‐load group showed a statistical trend for this ( p = 0.07).

A statistical trend was observed between MTW and CRM involvement in all patients (HR 0.68 (95% CI 0.44-1.04); p = 0.07).

For the top-down effect, there was a statistical trend of activity differences between the layers (F [46, 2] = 2.82, p =.070).

The percent change in ALP from baseline to 45 days was a statistical trend ( F [1, 19] = 3.6, p = 0.07), as the placebo group increased by 9% (SD = 11.7), whereas the RBAC group decreased by 3.7% (SD = 16.9).

However, there was only a statistical trend towards significance in the positive association between the publication rate and prospective case series (p=0.07).

This effect is statistically significant for all kinds of positive expectancies, with the exception of relaxation expectancies that only show a statistical trend ( p = 0.07).

Psychosocial stress-induced effects There were no differences between the groups on subjective or biological measures of stress response at baseline ( Table 3 ) apart from a statistical trend (p=0.07, d = 0.67) towards greater amylase concentrations in the HA group compared to the LA group.