“a statistical trend”

A statistical trend toward lower use of non-selective beta-blockers and higher use of selective beta-blockers was observed in the meningitis cohort compared to the general population corrected for age (non-selective beta-blockers 0.9 vs. 1.8%; OR 1.96 [95% CI 0.88–4.39]; p = 0.09; selective beta-blockers 15.2% vs. 12.9%, OR 0.83 [95% CI 0.67–1.02], p = 0.08) [18] .

In contrast, both the metabolite and the cell wall fractions triggered mild decreases in IP-10 levels after 2 h of treatment at the two higher doses, with the highest dose of the metabolite fraction showing a statistical trend and the middle dose of the cell wall fraction reaching statistical significance ( Figure 5 A).

Also, a statistical trend for a higher risk of death was shown in male patients.

As the initial result, all categories of patients showed significantly increased brain-age values, with only Ext-FE showing a statistical trend level value.

Statistical significance was set at p < 0.05, while the p value of <0.1 was considered a statistical trend. 2.2.

Here, by “trend” we mean a statistical trend arising from computations involving observations.

The LMM revealed a significant effect of context on peak frequency ( F 2, 59 = 4.069, P = 0.022), though duration produced only a statistical trend ( Table 4 ).

Perhaps more importantly, although there was a statistical trend for a Group × Drug interaction, with marginally greater drug effects on value-independent gambling bias for nondepressed than (previously) depressed patients, this effect did not actually reach significance.

Cues of Being Watched Prompted Younger Adults to Act More Rationally The exploratory findings also suggested a statistical trend that the cues of being watched decreased the younger adults’ decision bias caused by the frame, which increased economic rationality (less influenced by the frame).

However, there was a statistical trend for a positive correlation between the proportion of close bouts by visual assessment (number normalized to the lowest number possible for each pair) and the strength of cross-correlations ( r = 0.444; n = 18; p = 0.065).

Interestingly, in the present study we observed a significant reduction in the absolute oxygen consumption at 100 watts (corresponding to 85.6 and 70.2% of W max before and after training, respectively) and a statistical trend toward significant reductions in relative oxygen consumption at the same intensity.

The obtained value, which is close to the significance level ( p < 0.05), illustrates a statistical trend within the groups.

cortical thickness or surface area) according to Bonferroni, the interaction was only observed as a statistical trend.

A level of p<0.05 was regarded as significant, while difference of p<0.10 was discussed as a statistical trend.

Likewise, the inverse of 3‐h uNa + showed a better discriminative ability than the inverse of 3‐h changes in uNa + ( Figure 2 B ) and a statistical trend to best performance than baseline uNa + ( Figure 2 C ).

LBP was inversely associated with several cognitive evaluations, as well as a statistical trend towards an inverse association with left hippocampus volume.

Independent variables that reached statistical significance or showed a statistical trend were included in the final model.

S5B ), with a statistical trend toward an increase in FOS+ D2-positive cells in the shNpas4 condition (Fig. 4D ).

However, the same group of investigators using a similar dose of MDMA (1.7 mg/kg) and time point measure (75 min post drug) found a statistical trend of worsening selective and sustained attention during the visual Continuous Performance Test (CPT).

Interestingly, the present study further observed a preponderance of higher-stage lesions in female patients (as a statistical trend).

Any p > 0.05 but p < 0.09 were reported as a statistical trend.

There was only a statistical trend to higher avoidant attachment among intensive users.

There was no significant effect of sex, but there was a statistical trend for age.

39%; p = 0.045; OR = 1.196, 95% CI = 1.004–1.425), but showed a statistical trend when a 10e6 permutation test was applied (p perm = 0.053) (Table 2 ).

Although asymptomatic at birth, our group of children developed a host of neurological abnormalities which demonstrated a statistical trend towards association with suboptimal.