“a strong trend”

ECOG 0–1 was positively correlated with survival on univariate analysis (p < 0.001); age ≤59 years showed a strong trend ( p = 0.054).

It showed that there was a strong trend for SOD activity to decrease ( p = 0.054) and the content of GSH decreased significantly ( p < 0.01).

Additionally, a strong trend toward reduction in headache incidence was observed in the probiotic group at Day 6 (0.03 ± 0.03 vs. 0.17 ± 0.06 in placebo; p = 0.054).

Furthermore, ND showed a strong trend ( P = 0.054; Fig. 1C ) for significantly elevated protein synthesis rates in animals sacrificed at an older age.

These reasons may also explain the differences noted by sex (i.e., droxidopa appearing to be less effective in women, although a strong trend was still noted [ P = 0.054]).

There was a strong trend ( p = 0.054) in mtDNA concentration increase from 24 hours versus 3 days and 5 days. mtDNA was significantly elevated compared with nDNA concentration at 5 days postoperatively when comparing major and minor pelvic surgery.

For the 10 s intervals of post-stimulation NREM sleep a strong trend toward an increased upper delta power in the STIM group was evident ( p = 0.054; Table 2 ).

Importantly, a significant increase in the activation of CD4 + T cells was found in the aortic root ( Figure 5f, p = 0.03) and a strong trend towards increased activation was similarly observed in the aorta ( Figure 5k, p = 0.054).

In IP‐injected mice, glucose levels showed a strong trend toward reduction at T15 ( p = 0.054) and were significantly lower at T30 and T60 compared to their respective CTRL‐H 2 O groups (Figure 2A , left panel).

The correlation at 30° and 60° on the CI side showed a strong trend ( p =0.054 and p =0.058, respectively).

While there was no statistical significance in the prevalence of inflammation or bone in the root canals, there was a strong trend ( P =0.054 in the 6-week no cautery vs 6-week cautery) that cauterization resulted in the presence of increased cell debris and impacted the quality of healing.

Accordingly, PO at 65%VO 2max showed a strong trend towards being greater at post- compared to pre-exercise time-points (+ 7 W, 95% CI, − 0.1, 14, F 1,14 = 4.44, p = 0.054, ES = 0.2), although this was not affected by treatment ( F 1,14 = 0.065, p = 0.80).

In contrast, there was a strong trend toward a decrease in the percentage of astrocytes (XdU + GFAP + /XdU + ) in the GCL in the Tg mice, (F (1, 19) = 4.206, p = 0.054; Fig. 7 F), and a significant decrease in the whole DG (F (1, 19) = 6.766, p = 0.018; Fig. 7 E).

The level of threat showed a strong trend toward higher levels among urologists from the outpatient sector compared with those from the hospital sector ( p = 0.054; Table 4 ).

Expression of several SASP markers showed a positive correlation to p16 INK4a levels despite no correlation to age: insulin‐like growth factor binding protein 3 ( IGFBP3 , r 2 = .0971, p = .018), matrix metalloproteinase 1 ( MMP‐1 , r 2 = .1247, p < .01), and a strong trend for MMP‐13 ( r 2 = .0667, p = .054).

Expression of caspase-9 was not predictive of OS (p = 0.275, log rank test), however, patients with tumours expressing low levels of caspase-9 protein had a strong trend towards a worse RFS than patients with tumours expressing high levels of caspase-9 protein (p = 0.054, log rank test, Figure S1 ).

This effect revealed a strong trend for more related events in the G-CSF group when comparing absolute numbers (Chi Square Test p = 0.054).

In addition, there was a strong trend for increased CXCL2 mRNA expression following CP exposure in PBS mice ( p = 0.054, Fig. 9 B).

Interestingly, in females, a 2-way ANOVA revealed a main effect of exposure ( Figure 2B : F (1, 16) = 8.198, p < 0.05) and an exposure × week interaction ( F (2, 32) = 5.07, p < 0.05), with a strong trend toward a main effect of week ( F (2, 32) = 3.208, p = 0.054).

There was a strong trend for genus [ F (2, 37.99) = 3.163, P = 0.054], with orangutans spinning for more revolutions per bout than gorillas [ t = 2.312, P = 0.026; Fig. 1 E].

There was also a strong trend towards a 4-way interaction between lesion group, surgery, previous outcome and pre- or post-reversal ( F 1,8 = 5.12, p=0.054); switch rates selectively increased in the MDmc group after surgery and this was particularly pronounced after a reward (average post-surgery increase in switch probability: after reward 0.15 ± 0.07, post-hoc tests: p=0.051; after no reward: 0.08 ± 0.06, p=0.23).

During white noise-shock pairings there was a strong trend toward an effect of sex where males tended to freeze less across conditioning trials [F(1,43) = 3.933, p = 0.054) and there was no significant effect of injury nor an interaction between factors ( Figure 3A ).

After adjusting the Cox proportionate hazards model for age, sex, insulin‐dependent diabetes, hypertension, renal impairment, chronic obstructive lung disease, and congestive heart failure, a strong trend for lower long‐term survival of patients with a higher IFT score was demonstrated (adjusted hazard ratio: 0.6; 95% CI: 0.4‐1.0; P = 0.054; Figure 2 ). 4.

This difference did not reach statistical significance but there was a strong trend in one-tailed testing, which was more in line with the hypothesized results ( P <0.054).

While there was a strong trend toward a prolonged intubation ( p = 0.054), a prolonged ICU stay was significantly more likely in the higher initial AP drop cohort (31.9 vs. 48.0%; p = 0.004).