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“a strong trend”

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p=0.077

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

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To avoid the possibility that the CES-DC and STAI-CH self-report scales was too difficult for 1 child aged <5 years, we conducted the same analysis without that child and found that the effect of age on the depression symptoms still showed a strong trend but was not significant ( F 1,71 =3.495; P =.07), while the gender effect was still significant ( F 1,71 =4.68; P =.03).
Furthermore, in the Dixon-Evans et al., (2025) study, they found that despite improvement in all participants’ KCCQ-12 OSS after 1 year post-surgery, there was a strong trend for White patients to have higher HRQOL scores than racial minorities [ 29 ].
Since our group previously observed a strong trend of methylated proteins to be part of multisubunit complexes ( 9 ), we asked whether this observation still held true in this expanded dataset: we found that hypermethylated proteins (bearing five or more R-methyl-sites) presented significantly higher node degree and network centrality compared with nonmethylated proteins detected in the input samples ( Fig. 3 C ).