“a strong trend”

There was a strong trend to significance for the length of resected bowel between survivors and nonsurvivors ( p = 0.052).

Baseline levels of crem in enriched WT adrenals was significantly reduced and there was a strong trend also in HD adrenals ( P =0.052).

Fmr1 -/y mice showed a strong trend with a large effect size toward reduced overall task sensitivity compared to WT littermates ( Figure 1E ; t-test: t=−2.083, p =0.052, Hedges’ g=0.90), indicating diminished perceptual performance during training.

By April, measurements still showed a strong trend towards being higher in invaded plots (F 1,3 = 9.83, P = 0.052), although the difference was reduced by May (Fig. 4 ).

The anatomic location of lymphoma was not associated with ST on univariate analysis, but demonstrated a strong trend with multicentric lymphoma having the longest median survival [231 days (7–3,747 days); P = .052].

In FST1, immobile (while qualitatively being mildly u-shaped) and climbing behavior were not significantly modulated by donepezil but swimming showed a strong trend (one-way ANOVA: F(3, 28) = 2.92; p = 0.052), driven by the medium dose trending toward an antidepressant-like effect relative to vehicle (adjusted p = 0.081).

KIR2DL2/KIR2DL2 IP infants had a strong trend of lower representation of homozygous KIR2DL2 compared to EU infants ( P = 0.052; OR = 0.16), and this trend was maintained post MVL adjustment ( Table 2: P = 0.058; OR = 0.13).

In addition, a strong trend towards the NMN-treated old mice showing reduced freezing levels compared to the PBS-treated old mice ( p = 0.052) was found, with a major component of this trend being due to a large difference between groups observed during minute 3 ( p = 0.001).

There was a strong trend towards significantly fewer c-Fos positive cells in the medial CPU of active responders compared to passive responders [ t (5) = 2.53, p = 0.052].

Hostility remained a unique correlate of PTSD symptoms in women ( p = .025), while the effect of sleep quality revealed a strong trend ( p = .052).

Interestingly, there was a strong trend toward a significantly lower preference ratio of Ex4-treated rats versus GLP-1–treated rats ( P = 0.052), suggesting that the aversive effects of Ex4 were more pronounced than those of GLP-1.

However, the multivariate Cox regression model indicated a strong trend towards a worse OS of overweight+obese patients (HR: 1.49; 95% CI: 1.00–2.23, Cox P =0.052).

We found a significantly higher rate of immediate progression in rectal NEC with ARID1A deletions (56 vs 33%, OR 6.43, 95%CI 1.05–39.33, p = 0.044) and a strong trend towards inferior RR (OR 0.19, 95%CI 0.03–1.02, p = 0.052).

Similarly, the model predicts that loading efficiency (%) significantly increases with increasing kafirin quantities (mg), while the effect of prednisolone quantities (mg) on loading efficiency demonstrated a strong trend at the quadratic level ( p = 0.0522) ( Figure 2 , Equation (4) and Table 3 ).

When compared to Veh, Met slightly improved glucose tolerance, while Mir significantly enhanced glucose tolerance, and Met/Mir caused a strong trend toward an improvement in glucose tolerance ( p = 0.0523) (Figure 3F ).

Although a strong trend was noted, it was not statistically significant ( p = 0.0527).

Moreover, a strong trend with respect to the decrease in the BLI signals within the treatment groups compared to placebo was observed in the liver ( P = 0.0527) and rear limbs ( P = 0.0591) (Fig. 2A–I ).

Moreover, capecitabine showed a strong trend to superior disease-free survival (p = 0.0528).

Bdnf-e1 -/- virgins also showed a reduced maternal index ( Figure 1m ; Mann Whitney, U = 28.5, p=0.0092) and a strong trend for an elevated abnormal parenting index ( Figure 1n ; Mann Whitney, U = 39, p=0.0529) compared to WT virgins, which indicates fewer nurturing behaviors such as licking, carrying, and crouching and more harmful behaviors such as kicking, biting, and neglect.

Interestingly, when stratifying subjects for anxiety symptoms, a strong trend was observed for PC3, with High-AS subjects showing higher individual scores compared to the Low-AS group (F (1,42) = 3.9679; p = 0.0529).

In female rats, PWTs in the vehicle group were significantly different from HBL on Day 11 ( p = 0.0313), Day 16 ( p < 0.0001) and Day 19 ( p = 0.0028), with a strong trend towards significance on Day 15 ( p = 0.0529).

In the hippocampus, WT mice injected with HTTExon1Q48 depicted a strong trend towards a decrease compared to HTTExon1Q25-treated mice ( p = 0.0529) (Online Resource 6b and c), while R6/2 mice injected with HTTExon1Q48 displayed a significant reduction in signal intensity compared to BSA treated mice and a strong trend towards a decrease compared to Q25-treated mice ( p = 0.0586) in the hippocampus (Online Resource 6c).

Dorsal attention network The DAN revealed no significant time×condition interaction in rs-FC, although we detected a strong trend ( p = 0.053).

We found no significant differences in the protein levels of the candidate target genes in the PFC of cocaine dependent individuals, while the HPC showed a significant decrease in GluA2 (t(34) = 2.31, p = 0.027) and a strong trend toward decrease in CaMKII levels (t(35) = 1.99, p = 0.053) expression, while cdk5 remained unchanged ( Fig 5A and 5B ).

ANOVA revealed a strong trend toward a group–time interaction for daily steps ( P = 0.053, ή 2 = 0.20), with post hoc tests indicating a significant increase in physical activity in the LOW-HIIT group from 4937 ± 811 to 6171 ± 895 steps·per day (+1233 steps per day, 95% CI, 153–2620 steps·per day; P = 0.037), and (nonsignificant) reduction in step count in the SHAM group (8417 ± 991 to 7336 ± 812 steps per day, P = 0.263).