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“a statistical trend”

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Pairwise t-tests for cue validity and temporal distribution showed a significantly higher BIS score for the Certain Valid than the Neutral, p = 0.0001, for the Narrow Valid than the Neutral condition, p = 0.004, and a statistical trend for the Wide Valid than the Neutral, whereas no effect was found for the uniform condition.
27 , 28 , 29 , 30 In this study, a higher chance of recurrence was demonstrated in patients who exhibited co-localization of PD-1/PD-L1 > 3.3%, although this value did not reach statistical significance; nevertheless, we observed a statistical trend.
Furthermore, analysis of the same RCTs revealed a statistical trend of greater treatment efficacy compared to placebo, identified as an absolute risk difference, with increasing initial ultrasonic measured mean abscess score (cm); whereby, monotherapy groups follow the same increasing efficacy trend as do concomitant therapy groups (Figure 3 ).
60 For asthma, only a statistical trend was observed in relation to breastfeeding. 60 In conclusion, due to a high heterogeneity of the results, meta-analyses provide no convincing data on breastfeeding and its allergy-preventive effects, yet. 45 , 61 Besides the differences in the considered allergic outcomes, main reasons for this high