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“a statistical trend”

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If a patient with pervasive developmental disorder is excluded from the analysis a statistical trend towards higher differentiation in patients remains while, a statistical significant difference is still evident when this patient is excluded from the cohort of only medicated patients (CTL, 12.7 ± 1.3%; SCZ, 16.4 ± 1.9%; P = 0.07; MED, 17.1 ± 2.0%; P = 0.04).
We could observe a statistical trend towards higher odds for hospital admissions and utilisation of psychotherapists for asylum-seekers with medium/high educational attainment and asylum-seekers with medium/high SSS compared to those in the lowest SES category in fully adjusted models (Tables 4 and 5 ).
Clinical data analyses showed the lower expression of FBXW7 significantly correlated with metastasis, TNM stage and differentiation in both IHCC and PHCC, however, only a statistical trend was found in DCC, which may be due to the absence of more advanced (stage III and stage IV) tumor specimens in the dataset we analyzed (Table 1 ).
There was a statistical trend toward a lower ASES score among patients in the posterior stabilization group, which approached the reported minimal clinically important difference of this score of 6.4 points. 26 Shoulder dislocations occur most commonly in the anterior direction, with male adolescents most commonly affected. 17 The authors found a significant difference in the sex proportions between the 3 groups analyzed, with only 73% of patients in the anterior shoulder stabilization group being male compared with 95% and 90% in the posterior and combined stabilization groups, respectively.