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“a statistical trend”

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With respect to our fourth hypothesis [(iv) differentiation between patients with ALS regardless of onset type and healthy controls], the group of patients with ALS showed a statistical trend toward completing fewer sweeps compared to the group of controls, while there were no significant differences and no trend toward a significant difference in sweep duration or in sweep errors in the patient group compared to healthy controls (see Table 4 for statistics), as shown in Figure 3 .
Yes, evolution of eukaryotes is more tree-like than evolution of prokaryotes (due in large part to meiosis and regular sex in most groups) but the general description is the same: the TOL is not an overarching pattern but a statistical trend and in that form is real and useful.
Early evolution without a tree of life.
Biol Direct · 2011 · PMC3158116
19 , 27 , 28 Considering the hypothesized biological mechanisms of metformin and insulin, we investigated their impact on cancer progression however, failed to show any significant beneficial or worsening effects of antidiabetic drugs with respect to PCa pathological stage, PCa specific mortality as well as BCR, albeit both metformin and insulin users showed a statistical trend towards a lower recurrence rate.
In detail, in the cohort undergoing rechallenge therapy, we found a statistical trend towards better prognosis with R/T sequential therapy than with T/R sequence in patients with an ECOG PS = 0–1, in men, and with R monotherapy compared to T in patients with only hepatic metastases, especially in men.
For results that were significant or showed a statistical trend in univariate analysis, multivariable analysis was performed with a multiple logistic regression model to assess the potential impact of these parameters and to further investigate and determine the morphokinetic parameters and patient characteristics predictive of a successful or unsuccessful pregnancy outcome, CPR, and LBR.