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“a strong trend”

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Fasting plasma glucose and insulin measured at the start of glucose tolerance testing (GTT) did not differ between genotypes ( Figure 4C ), although there was a strong trend for increased fasting plasma insulin concentrations in CD1d −/− mice, consistent with a trend to increased insulin resistance.
Impact of CD1d deficiency on metabolism.
PLoS One · 2011 · PMC3183002
In SHR-positive BCs with PIK3CA-mutations, a strong trend for impaired RFI was observed (adjusted HR 1.64, 95% CI 0.958–2.807), whilst in SHR-negative BCs PIK3CA -mutations were insignificantly associated with improved RFI (adjusted HR 0.49; 95% CI 0.152–1.597).
PIK3CA-mutations in breast cancer.
Breast Cancer Res Treat · 2022 · PMC9633529
3 – 6 In addition, two randomized trials have addressed this topic: The TIMING trial randomized 888 patients with ischemic stroke to early initiation of anticoagulation with non-vitamin K dependent oral anticoagulants (NOACs) within 4 days compared to a start at 5–10 days and found a strong trend in favor of an early anticoagulation. 7 The ELAN trial randomized 2,013 participants with ischemic stroke and AF and also found numerical superiority of early anticoagulation over later anticoagulation. 8 Beyond the results of randomized trials, however, data from prospective registry studies are also necessary and important in order to reflect everyday clinical practice and to include patients who were not included in randomized trials.
Principal component analysis of relative metabolite abundance per cell revealed a strong trend across the 54 cell lines (PC1, 58.9% explained variance, Supplementary Fig. 2 ), which strongly correlates with cell line volumes derived from cell diameters measured in ref. 66 as well as with the herein determined adherent cell size area (Supplementary Fig. 2 , see Supplementary Note).