“a strong trend”

There was also a strong trend that the excessive substance use group had more suicide attempts than the no use group (p = 0.053).

We quantified the number of cyclic genes in each region within each community, and found a strong trend toward a significant difference between groups (One-way ANOVA, p = 0.053; Figure 3 E).

For lean mass, between-group comparisons showed a strong trend ( P = 0.053) toward a difference in the changes between EX + PLA (+0.6 ± 2.0 kg) and CON (−0.7 ± 2.4 kg).

Although there were no significant differences between groups in the overall analysis ( Χ 2 6 = 9.553; p = 0.1450), we observed that the group of LPS-exposed animals (without stress) had a strong trend ( Χ 2 2 = 5.887; p = 0.053) to have a higher proportion of rats displaying robust cocaine self-administration (greater “Normal acquisition” percentage).

37 , 38 Regardless RPP status, a strong trend toward an effect of levetiracetam on seizure occurrence was observed ( p = .053), although it did not reach statistical significance—unlike in the PEACH trial, where the prespecified analysis was stratified by baseline NIHSS and study site. 16 Although caution is warranted due to the small sample size, the CAV model with the addition of ASMs demonstrated good predictive performance in our population.

There is a strong trend towards significance in a survival analysis (p = 0.053).

However, exploratory planned contrasts revealed that among low-extraversion participants, MBI-CEW showed significantly greater gains in prosocial scores compared to MBI-CE (Δ = 8.58, 95% CI [1.91, 15.26], p = 0.014, g = 0.99) and a strong trend relative to Control (Δ = 6.17, 95% CI [−0.10, 12.45], p = 0.053, g = 0.90).

Overall, the in-hospital mortality rate was 9.4% (3/32 patients), with a strong trend toward a higher mortality rate in patients with BS (20.0 vs. 0.0%, p = .053).

German Version: Effect of GROUP and ROI The main effect GROUP showed a strong trend with medium effect size ( F (1,32) = 4.04, p = 0.053, η p 2 = 0.11) driven by larger activation in the monolinguals ( M = 0.46, SD = 1.02) compared to the bilinguals ( M = −0.19, SD = 0.70).

The bivariate regression analysis to address the strength of the relationship between the maternal plasma variables and the infants’ development test scores, with no consideration of confounding variables, revealed significant correlations between the maternal plasma free choline (B = 4.589, SE = 1.932, p = 0.019) and betaine (B = 6.366, SE = 1.723, p = 0.0003), and a strong trend for dimethylglycine (B = 2.134, SE = 1.095, p = 0.053) at 16 weeks of gestation and the infants’ cognitive developmental scores ( Table 4 ).

A direct test of the difference between the correlation coefficients revealed a strong trend ( p = .053).

There was a significant overall effect [ F (3, 33) = 2.97; p = 0.05] in the pituitary, but post hoc analysis showed only a strong trend ( p = 0.053) of higher MEAP in the ethanol-intoxicated rats (Table 3 ).

There was no effect of Modality ( F (1,26) = 1.92), and a strong trend for an interaction ( F (1,26) = 4.16, P = 0.053).

3 b), effects of diet group was significant, with higher values for fish fed control than those fed synbiotic diet, and a strong trend ( p = 0.053) towards a decreasing effect of time.

A lower p53/chromosome 17 ratio correlated with higher grading ( P = 0.003) and showed a strong trend toward HER1/chromosome 7 ratio ( P = 0.053).

For appendectomy, a strong trend was seen (p = 0.053; Fig 5 ).

In mice without hyperhomocysteinemia, the data suggest a possible protective effect of endogenous Nos2 , indicated by a strong trend towards decreased dilator responses to acetylcholine in Nos2−/− mice compared with Nos2+/+ mice fed the control diet, (P = 0.053; Figure 2B ).

For this sub-sample ( n = 92), the rate of participants endorsing recurrent NAMs was 68.5 % and all the significant differences between those who did and did not endorsed recurrent NAMs, correlations, and regressions were maintained, except the comparison of DASS-21 scores for female participants ( n = 74) who did and did not endorse recurrent NAMs was reduced to a strong trend, U = 366.5 , p = .053, d = 0.46.

A strong trend ( p = 0.053) was observed between WT and Q175HT females ( Suppl.

This linear relationship was not significant but showed a strong trend ( p = 0.053).

We observed a strong trend toward a reduction of the duration of lever-press-evoked inhibitions by deconvolution (KS = 0.22, P = 0.053).

Last, there was a strong trend (t(55) = −1.98, p = 0.053) for a between group difference in pain duration with the LP group showing a shorter duration of pain. 4.2 NRS – cervical facetogenic pain intensity Participants from both the LP- and LR-PRP studies presented with moderate to severe levels of pain at baseline [ 16 ].

1 c, multiple comparisons test: *** p = 0.0009), and a strong trend for increase between Braak III–IV and Braak VI (Fig. 1 c, multiple comparisons test: p = 0.053).

Although not statistically significant, there was a strong trend towards patients reporting a longer time to diagnosis and a greater frequency of persistent perceived bone issues after treatment ( P = 0.053), as well anxiety ( P = 0.07) and depression/mood concerns ( P = 0.08).

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