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“a statistical trend”

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p=0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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The additional MANCOVA with the independent factors 5-HTTLPR-polymorphism, diagnosis, gender and covariate age was only able to show a statistical trend for the multivariate analysis of the factor 5-HTTLPR on absolute amygdala volumes, though.
5-HTTLPR genotype influences amygdala volume.
Eur Arch Psychiatry Clin Neurosci · 2009 · PMC3085749
Furthermore, the participants were faster and more accurate when at retrieval they were presented with scenes from the same viewpoint as during the encoding, than when they were presented with scenes from a different perspective (interaction between memory and viewpoint, with a statistical trend for the accuracy data).
In this context, what was the criterion to classify a given result as a trend? This information should be included in the manuscript, because a p = 0.08 was considered a trend (lines 601 to 604), whereas a p = 0.09 was not (lines 583 to 586).” << We thank the reviewer for this question and the opportunity to address how we define a statistical trend.
In addition, the magnitude of the peaks was variable, which makes computing them in a significant stable base, or to estimate a statistical trend to be used in a BMI algorithm, difficult, even as statistically the maximum peak is usually achieved during the first 5 s before the actual start of movement.