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“a strong trend”

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p=0.077

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

In the literature

The performance changes from Race 1 to Race 2 in the current study were significantly different and manifested as a uniform and significant improvement in race times in the HCHO group and a strong trend to performance impairment in the LCHF group, with only one participant recording a faster race outcome in Race 2 following the LCHF adaptation/enhanced CHO availability intervention.
In cancer site stratified analyses, we found a strong trend towards higher rates of digestive organ cancer, breast cancer, skin cancer, urinary tract cancer and cancer of lymphoid and hematopoietic tissue in patients with HDL values < 35 mg/dl as well as a negative association between total cholesterol > 250 mg/dl and respiratory organ as well as urinary tract cancer.
Correlations between biomarkers of inflammation/angiogenesis and other clinical and sonographic variables Ultrasound variables SH grade ≥2 correlated with MMP-2 and transforming growth factor beta-1 and showed a strong trend to correlation with bFGF levels (Table 3 ).
In a recent study comparing the C EIT with C DYN in a pediatric cohort of 12 children with pARDS (5 patients with severe ARDS and 7 with moderate ARDS), the authors revealed no significant changes between both methods of global compliance calculation, although the authors found a strong trend towards a better global compliance with the C EIT approach, which still supports the findings of our study [ 27 ].
This study revealed the following important findings: (a) there was a significant difference in the CAG repeat lengths between MBC patients and controls; (b) long CAG repeat lengths were more common in patients than controls and there was a strong trend toward short CAG repeat lengths being more prevalent in controls than in cases; (c) long CAG repeat sequence presented at the T2-4 stage compared with short CAG repeat sequence in MBC patients but did not differ with respect to other clinicopathological features; (d) there was a significant difference by ER and PR status regarding AR expression in the MBC patients; (e) the presence of long CAG repeat sequence and AR-positive expression were associated with shorter survival of MBC patients.