“a statistical trend”

The prevalence of CST IV in the study population was significantly associated with the incidence of BV at visit 2 and can be considered as a statistical trend at visit 5 ( Figure 5 B,C).

Even though the relation between amygdala NK1 availability and neuroticism only emerged at a statistical trend level, the association was in the hypothesized direction, i.e., same as for trait anxiety (see Fig. 1 ).

Moreover, in the HCV-specific subset, the MFI showed a statistical trend toward increased levels in the chronic group compared to the other groups ( Figure 2D ), with a significantly higher MFI of CD96 in cHCV patients compared to the rHCV patients (1882,33 vs. 1001,29, p=0,0130).

Thus, absenteeism times show a statistical trend (0.078) to be longer in the control group, and the chance on absenteeism is larger in the control group than in the intervention group.

However, when a clinical correlation between the CDAI index and sema3A was calculated for each patient's group, we could find only a statistical trend. 3.

This finding, although just in the form of a statistical trend, may outline a different pathophysiological setting during the pandemic period, in which the infectious etiology may partially explain the younger cases.

The slope changed to negative post-pharmacist introduction, indicating that the rise in potentially inappropriate prescribing was reversed and a slight decline over the months post-pharmacist introduction was observed.” We believe that the use of the word trend was misleading and was not meant to reference “a statistical trend”.

Further, there was a statistical trend that self-reported cognitive dysfunction (not mTMT-B performance) predicted one’s self-reported sense of accomplishment in real-time.

A p value ranging from >0.05 - <0.10 was defined as a statistical trend.

[ 47 ] concluded that the antiplatelet effect of clopidogrel in ischemic stroke patients is much better in smokers and showed a statistical trend for a reduced risk of recurrent vascular events with clopidorel than with aspirin [ 47 ].

To evaluate trends in the occurrence rate of PPD and its associated economic burden, linear regression analysis was performed as a statistical trend test.

A statistical trend was found for the preoperative diagnosis; patients with radiculopathy had a subsidence rate of 57.9% (11 of 19), compared to 31.4% (16 of 51) in those with myelopathy ( p = 0.056).

Thus, estimating by simulation the exact percentage of genes subject to BLAST error is less meaningful or relevant than examining whether a statistical trend observed in actual data is possibly caused by BLAST error.

25.8 kg/m 2 , p = 0.037), used significantly more often glucocorticoids ( p = 0.023), significantly less often hydroxychloroquine ( p = 0.012) and showed a statistical trend toward having on average an almost 2-year shorter SSc disease duration.

In the first one, Winner and colleagues found a statistical trend for better outcomes in a trial conducted in 51 study subjects (26 pharmacogenetic-guided versus 25 unguided) with baseline HDRS-17 scores ≥14 [ 18 ].

Most studies have shown a statistical trend toward favorable outcome in event-free survival and overall survival [ 10 , 11 , 12 ].

Li and colleagues observed a statistical trend indicating a history of abstinence from alcohol in patients with motor neuron disease [ 37 ].

There was a statistical trend for reduced calbindin-immunoreactive neurons in both the superficial and deep layers of the PCC and this will need to be followed up by additional studies with increased numbers of ASD cases. 3.6.

Another finding of this study is a statistical trend which indicated different changes in heart rate following completion of Tai Chi and walking.

A statistical trend emerged whereby a larger number of participants who displayed a 50% or greater reduction in dietary restraint scores, had low bulimic severity (87.5%) as compared to high bulimic severity (12.5%).

The overall comparison of the three hospital groups revealed a statistical trend to significant differences concerning the total scores from SF-36.

One reason for the nonsignificant course could be that our study sample was too small to detect significant changes, resulting only in a statistical trend, but a moderate effect size.

For all statistical tests, a p value of ≤0.05 was considered as significant, and 0.05 < p < 0.1 was considered a statistical trend.

A p -value that was less than 0.05 indicated a significant difference, whereas a p -value less than 0.10 indicated a statistical trend.

Moreover, our clinical groups did not differ significantly in type or load of medication, and when controlling for the potential effects of antipsychotic agents – the only drug class with a statistical trend to differ between the bipolar disorder groups – the results remained mostly unchanged.