“a statistical trend”

Finally a statistical trend was observed for a better physical health-related quality of life favoring the intervention.

Given the fact that our a priori hypotheses were directional in nature (LRE for the clear control lens < LRE for the BLF lens, across all scenes), one‐tailed tests were used, with p < 0.05 as the criterion for significance, and p < 0.10 as the criterion for a statistical trend. 3.

However, this result should be interpreted carefully because it was observed as a statistical trend and our study was not designed to evaluate this outcome specifically.

Additionally, they observed a statistical trend toward increased intimal hyperplasia in the proximal artery.

A p value <0.05 was defined to be statistically significant; p < 0.1 was considered as a statistical trend.

In the cross-sectional analysis, while we noted a distinct negative correlation between the TyG index and cognitive impairment in PD within the primary cohort, the PPMI cohort demonstrated merely a statistical trend without a statistically significant association.

Larger area of D2-40- and CD31-positively stained SECs presented as independent prognostic parameter of worse OS in multivariate analysis including HR status and lymphovascular invasion as covariables, for larger area of Prox1-positively stained SECs, we observed a statistical trend.

However, evaluation of telomere lengths of DNA samples of following generations of TERT mutations has shown a statistical trend toward further telomere shortening for three large kindreds.

Furthermore, a statistical trend was seen in the A-angle value indicating that the rate of fibrin build-up and crosslinking is elevated in diabetes, which can be attributed to an elevated thrombin burst in compared to the healthy aged controls.

There was also a statistical trend toward a difference in the ratio of edge vs center FOXP3+ cells between LyP (0.9 edge to center ratio) and pcALCL (3.6 edge to center ratio).

However, in patients with LAA-stroke caused by ECAS, only a statistical trend was observed between the two groups, with no significant difference (Fig. 2 ).

The significance levels obtained in the study group for domain 1 ( p = 0.09) and domain 3 ( p = 0.06) indicate the occurrence of a statistical trend related to the conducted medical education cycle, regarding the increase in patients’ assessment of their somatic condition (domain 1) and decrease in their assessment of social status (domain 3).

Statistical significance was assessed at p ≤ 0.05; p > 0.05 and p ≤ 0.10 indicate a statistical trend. 3.

p -values 0.05 < p < 0.10 were considered as a statistical trend (T) and are displayed as exact values.

stated that there was a statistical trend for gender to improve survival ( 41 ).

However, descriptive variables that had shown a statistical trend were selected to be included in a corrected ANOVA as covariates (Model 2).

A p ‐value below 0.05 was considered statistically significant, while a p ‐value ranging from 0.05 to 0.10 was regarded as indicative of a statistical trend. 3.

We found only a statistical trend between the normalisation of P aCO 2 and survival in patients with NMD and the group “other neurological diseases”.

RecAN showed a higher rate of lose-shift behaviour and a statistical trend for a higher rate of win-shift behaviour.

Specifically, three statistical tests were applied to the data: a) A shift in the data demonstrated by 8 or more consecutive data points above or below the mean centreline on the control chart, b) A statistical trend in the data which is defined as 6 consecutive data points constantly increasing or decreasing, not counting values that are repeated in the sequence, and c) A data point that exceeds the upper (UCL) or lower (LCL) control limits on the control chart (i.e., a data point that exceeds 3 σ).

A two- sided P = 0.05–0.10 was considered a statistical trend.

Resistant starch and dextrin showed the smallest impact, with only one type of BA, β-muricholic acid (βMCA), and taurocholic acid (TCA), respectively, being affected statistically significantly or showing a statistical trend (Fig. 3A ).

Chronic gestational ethanol and dietary soy effects on placental Asph , Notch1 , and Hes1 expression One-way ANOVA analysis indicated a statistical trend in Asph mRNA expression and a statistically significant difference in ASPH immunoreactivity ( Table 2 ).

The reduction in heart rate during exercise was associated with a significant increase in time to 1-mm ST-segment depression during ETT in a dose-dependent manner, and there was a statistical trend to improvement in time to limiting angina after just 2 weeks.

We observed for all target genes a statistical trend for positive correlation with the EDSS index but owing to the relatively small n-numbers these correlations did not reach the level of significance (Supplemental: Table S2 + Fig.