“a statistical trend”

Patients with RAS mutations, presented in either KRAS and NRAS (N=8), showed a statistical trend of poor median PFS compared to those without RAS mutations (N=42) [16.3 mo (95% CI, 0.4–26) vs. 23.9 mo (95% CI, 17.6–29), P =0.081, Fig. 2D ].

Patients with a percentage of mutated neoplastic cells greater than 56%, have a statistical trend (P = 0.081) for higher Overall Survival (26.3 months) when compared to those with a rate of mutated neoplastic cells lower than 56% (8.2 months).

Although the main effect of Response Rating and the interaction with Response Type only reached a statistical trend, [ F (1, 16) = 3.46, p = 0.081, η 2 = 0.18] and [ F (1, 16) = 3.97, p = 0.064, η 2 = 0.20], follow-up comparisons for the interaction were conducted.

Furthermore, there was also a statistical trend difference between female students and working women ( p = 0.082).

The only potentially significant individual predictor of change in UPDRS motor scores was the antero-posterior coordinate of the GPi lead (more anterior lead locations resulted in a worse outcome), but this was only a statistical trend (p<.082).

For schizophrenic patients without familial loading, there were no differences in comparison to healthy controls, but only a statistical trend for a worse performance in the visuospatial rehearsal task ( F = 5.2; df = 1, 12; P = 0.082).

Univariate analysis demonstrated a statistical trend in favor of RG for the following outcomes: margin negative resection rate (93.8% vs. 80%, P=0.082) and lymph node harvest (22.5 vs. 18, P=0.056).

Notably a statistical trend could be observed in the matched paired analysis (p = 0.0827).

Furthermore, in the youngest animals (42 dpv), the differences between groups were statistically significant in the ileum (64-fold higher; p = 0.021) and a statistical trend was observed in the jejunum (22-fold higher; p = 0.083). 3.3.

Although the duration of work periods did not differ between shift types ( Supplementary Table S1 ), there was a statistical trend ( p = 0.083) in which police officers tended to have a lower caloric intake during night shifts (43.4%) than during morning shifts (52.5%).

Furthermore, multivariate logistic analysis showed that baPWV and exclusion of LE-ASO/PAD had a statistical trend on the success of prognostic prediction ( P =0.083, P =0.060, respectively).

On BT247, worm isolate had a significant influence on the observed variation ( P < 0.001), whereas the influence of the factor genotype was still indicated by a statistical trend ( P = 0.083).

Despite this difference, only a statistical trend was noted favoring those patients with negative sYB-1, both in the univariate (p=0.083) and multivariate analysis (controlling for age at diagnosis, hormone receptor status and presence of extra-bone metastases; HR 1.64, 95% CI 0.68–3.99, p=0.272).

There was a statistical trend ( p = .083) found in comparison between the ADHD group and the ASD group in children that they had, most children lived with mothers in the ADHD group.

Regarding PD + MCI versus PD‐NC, three variables were included in the model: MDS‐UPDRS Part III, FiPaT total error, and topography total error; among these, FiPaT total error and topography total error resulted statistically significant ( P ‐value = 0.049 and P ‐value = 0.026, respectively), whereas MDS‐UPDRS Part III showed a statistical trend ( P ‐value = 0.083).

In addition, mice that overexpressed ERBB2 in the context of Snai2 deficiency showed a similar shortening of average ductal length with respect Snai2 WT WT non-transgenic mice, but there was only a statistical trend ( P = 0.083) ( Figure 3c ).

A statistical trend ( p = 0.083) was observed for average daily feed intake (ADFI), showing a decrease in the 540 μm D gw corn diet compared to the 1390 μm diet (55.7 vs. 57.3, g/bird/d).

In normatively negative trials, only a statistical trend for belief updating being predictive of value updating in the negative direction (ascribing less values relative to predraw) was observed ( β = -3.34, p = 0.083).

In multivariable analysis accounting for these 2 variables and their interaction, procedure indication but not duration remained a statistical trend ( P = .083) with arthrofibrosis resulting in the highest EBL and catastrophic polyethylene wear and metallosis resulting in the lowest EBL.

Two-way ANOVA on flow velocity revealed a significant main effect of Time (F (3.041, 45.62) = 2.892, P = 0.0448) and a statistical trend towards an effect of Treatment group (F (1, 15) = 3.444, P = 0.0832, reflecting a trend towards a sample with higher velocities before and after stroke in the RIPerC group).

The 2-year rates of LRC were similar between both cohorts (LRC: 62.6% vs 64.1%, p = 0.62), while, as a statistical trend, OS was higher in the training cohort (59.6% vs 53.2%, p = 0.084).

However, an increased number of biopsy samples showed a positive association with diagnostic yield, showing a statistical trend (OR 1.22 per additional sample; p = 0.084).

A statistical trend for significance for a load × time interaction occurred ( F 1,13 = 3.50, P = 0.084), however, dependent samples t ‐test revealed no significant differences between loads at POST or 90mPOST (Fig. 7 A).

Remarkably, there was a statistical trend, depicted in Table 3 , ( p = 0.084) of depression on mortality, although descriptive statistics between alive and deceased patients barely differed (Table 1 ).

Serum glucose after O'Sullivan test between lockdown group and seasonally adjusted control group were compared an increase of 3.75% (4.47 mg/dL) of serum glucose levels and a statistical trend were found (123.51 ± 26.02 mg/dL and 119.04 ± 27.66 mg/dL; p = 0.084) ( Fig. 4 ).