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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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However, neither this overall measure of engagement, nor the individual components of KT on which the assessment was based, including those directly measurable by the central team and reflecting implementation fidelity, were associated with optimal use ≥ 95th centile, although there appeared to be a strong trend towards such high optimal use and early ‘buy-in’ by participation in MAG-CP data collection (Additional file 1 : Table S8).
This visualization is intended to convey that behind the highly negative r rm values for previous year total precipitation, there is a strong trend among vines to show a negative relationship between vein‐to‐blade ratio and previous year total precipitation; similarly for previous year maximum air temperature, except the relationship is positive (Fig. 3A ).
The result could be interpreted as a strong trend and one of possible biological significance, but further testing in different behavioral situations and with further dissection of the components of color would be required to establish this conclusion.
We found that in both groups, there was a strong trend towards altered probability of progression dependent upon genotype at rs7422195 ( Fig 8 ) but that, consistent with the association data, the opposite allele was associated with altered progression, such that in the DR15 negative group, patients homozygous for the risk-associated (A) allele have an increased probability of progression, although the effect does not reach statistical significance ( Fig 8A , p = 0.07, OR = 1.9, 95% CI 0.948 to 3.87).
Elevated Hsp60 and Hsp70 measured within 24 h of PICU admission was associated with pediatric septic shock and there was a strong trend towards a significant association with death [ 103 , 104 ].
Sepsis
Pediatric Critical Care Medicine · 2014 · PMC7122308
A significant positive relationship between paternal provisioning and litter size, and a strong trend for species with paternal provisioning to produce more offspring per teat, was also found in analyses excluding cooperatively breeding species (electronic supplementary material, table S3).