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In this study we report a strong trend between VEGFA SNPs ( -2578CC, -1498TT and -1154 ) and VA.

Parameters that significantly affected survival rates or showed a strong trend for significance in the univariate analysis were entered into a step-wise Cox regression hazard model.

Therefore, H5 and H6 show a strong trend toward establishment. 6.

In alveolar type‐2 epithelial cells, differentiating and mature lymphatic endothelial cells, and monocytes showed a significantly lower enrichment score in infected than in non‐infected individuals, while secretory epithelial cells showed a strong trend (Figure 5g ).

There was a strong trend for the proportion of submissions obtaining a good/excellent quality score to increase over time.

In the current study, we demonstrated a strong trend towards a higher pathologic yield compared to cytologic yield (87 % vs 68 %, NS) for EUS-TA of SET, with a median number of 2 needle passes required for core biopsy.

For cell wall hydrophobicity analysis, a strong trend was observed—cell wall hydrophobicity increased with DCF concentration ( Figure 3 b).

During Attribution, Experts showed greater activation in the ventral part of the lateral occipital cortex and a strong trend in the left fusiform gyrus (G_Fusiform-4 in the AICHA atlas) in the occipito-temporal cortex (OTC).

Additionally, both species were found to share similar beat frequencies (Figure 2a ), and the distribution of the IOIs exhibited a strong trend toward longer breaks between calls when each species was calling in the absence of their potential competitor, most significantly in the wallum sedgefrog (Figure 1c ).

Although mucus was visibly present on just two body regions, it had a major impact on skin texture at those regions and significantly modified surface texture in five of our six measurements of surface texture (with a strong trend in the sixth).

Mushroom spines showed a strong trend for increased representation after SD and thin spines showed a corresponding trend for decreased representation (Sleep mushroom spines = 18.8% + 1.2%, SD mushroom spines = 22.8% + 2.0%, nested t -test, p = .053; Sleep thin spines = 31.4% + 4.3%, SD thin spines = 26.0% + 3.2%, nested t -test, p = .098).

33% P =0.0671) also showed a strong trend toward statistical significance as risk factors.

Second, individualized targets and personalized treatment plans ( 40 , 41 ) represent a strong trend in diabetes care.

However, the strength of this effect was larger for the control than experimental group, with a strong trend towards more bees choosing stimulus B in the control group ( table 1 ; figure 2 a ).

Conclusions Although not statistically significant, there was a strong trend for Type V endplates to have the least improvements in VAS and Oswestry clinical outcome scores.

There was a strong trend towards increased pro-inflammatory cytokines, particularly IL-1β (Fig. 7A ) and MCP-1 (Fig. 7F ), in plasma of mice with AngII-induced AAA, which tended to be reduced by TPPU treatment (Fig. 7A–J ).

Infected wild-type mice promoted a strong trend of increased BDNF mRNA expression compared to saline controls (Fig. 5 ).

With regard to a potential effect of PD-1 blockade on the CXCR3/CXCL9 axis, we found that macrophages from tumors of GPR55 KO mice expressed significantly more CXCL9 than those from tumors of their WT counterparts, while noticing a strong trend in the same direction for monocytes ( Figure 6F ).

There was a strong trend for an interaction between condition and backward DS (better working memory skills associated with faster RTs in the predictable relative to the non-predictable condition).

Thus, there is a strong trend towards the most predominant circulating DENV serotype to be present in more co-infections [ 14 , 23 – 27 ].

Consistent with this reduced adiposity, weights across the white adipose tissue depots in female Npvf −/− mice dissected at 18 weeks of age were significantly reduced compared to female WT mice ( Figure 3 I, main effect of genotype F(1,9) = 7.32, p < 0.05), and the summed weights of these dissected white adipose tissue depots showed a strong trend towards decreasing ( Figure 3 J).

A strong trend towards improved disease free survival was seen for marker negative patients although it did not reach significance (p = 0.08).

The larger subpopulation of cells (subcluster 0) included a subgrouping of cells, highly expressing CCL19 showing a strong trend toward more SSc fibroblasts (Fig. 3b ), the SSc CCL19 + fibroblasts clustering separately from the control CCL19 + fibroblasts (Fig. 2c ), expressing higher levels of CCL19 (Fig. 3a ) and localizing primarily perivascularly (Supplementary Fig. 4 ).

Patients who were diabetic with hypertension were more likely to require PRP than patients who were diabetic without hypertension (p value 0.01), and there was a strong trend correlation with grade of hypertension (p value 0.003).

A posterior probability more than 0.9 indicates a strong trend toward a true treatment difference.