The median percent BG4-positive malignant cells within a given tumor was 50%, and using ≥50% as a cutoff, there was a strong trend for a higher incidence of G4 formation in ABC-DLBCL in comparison to GCB-DLBCL (21/37, 57% versus 11/34, 32%; P = 0.06).
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Citrate showed a strong trend for upregulation in DC patients when compared to controls ( Figure 2 , top left) but the effect was of only borderline significance ( p = .06) except when only patients with more severe aplastic anemia symptoms were considered ( p = .008).
Furthermore, an age-related increase in PINK1 expression was observed, with IF analysis showing a strong trend ( p = 0.06) that likely did not reach significance due to limited sample size or regional variation.
Subjects with higher expressed expertise, as measured by performance on the diagnosis task, did show reliably higher activity in the FFA ( t = 2.3, p < 0.05 for comparison of 10 highest performers to remainders) and a strong trend toward the opposite pattern in left LO ( t = 2.1, p < 0.06).
3.5 Acoustic startle response and sensorimotor gating The genotype had no impact on the acoustic startle response to various startle pulses [RM ANOVA, ‘genotype’ by ‘startle’: F(2,96) = 1.2, p = .3] but there was a strong trend for a ‘sex’ by ‘startle’ interaction [F(2,96) = 3.0, p = .06] ( Fig 4A ).
Additionally, MET‐EOR showed a strong trend with survival (HR, 0.99 [95% CI, 0.97–1.01], p = .06).
In ntBDNF RGCs, there was also a strong trend for a larger dendritic field area compared to ntGFP cells (p = 0.06; Fig. 5B ).
2 C ; p = 0.02), and also a strong trend toward a positive correlation between nicotinic stimulation of firing neurons (data from Fig. 5 B ) and accuracy percentage (data from Fig. 2 C ; p = 0.06).
The significant reduction in AST levels (MD = −6.72 U/L; P = .009), along with a strong trend toward ALT reduction (MD = −10.75 U/L; P = .06), supports improvements in hepatic inflammation.
Pooling the 25 and 40 mg/kg data increased power, revealing a strong trend between greater lesion volume and shorter hang time (r = −0.63, P = 0.06).
Of the 113 CAD patients with either in‐hospital angina, myocardial infarction, or recurrent APE, nonrevascularized patients showed a strong trend toward a higher mortality than the revascularized ones (31 of 52 [59.6%] vs 25 of 61 [41%]; P =0.060).
Interestingly, NOD mice treated with BIBO3304 displayed a significant decrease in glucose levels (Placebo, 5.35 ± 0.11 mM; BIBO3304, 5.03 ± 0.09 mM; * P < 0.05), which is associated with a strong trend to increased insulin levels (Placebo, 73.31 ± 9.42 pM; BIBO3304, 103.2 ± 11.87 pM; P = 0.06), indicating that β-cells in a T1D environment are responsive to the inhibition of Y1 receptor signaling.
Of the three major leukocyte types, only monocyte numbers were consistently low in irradiated groups (one-way ANOVA: P < 0.1), and there was a strong trend for low counts in the 3 Gy group versus the 0 Gy group ( P < 0.06).
A strong trend towards a higher rate of concomitant antiplatelet therapy was observed in the initial-HT patients (33% vs. 9.5%; P =0.06; Table 1 ).
No significant differences were found for age (Turner syndrome mean = 19.8, controls mean = 22.9) or race, although there was a strong trend for the Turner syndrome group to be younger [ t (18) = 2.05, P < 0.06].
QPCR assays showed reduced expression of Ccr2 and its ligands Ccl2 , Ccl8 and Ccl12 in muscles of CD11b/LIF BMT recipients, and a strong trend for lower levels of Ccl7 expression ( P = 0.06) (Fig. 4a ).
Results Effect of Ethanol and Acetaldehyde on Trophoblast Invasion SGHPL-4 cells treated with ethanol exhibited no change in invasion through the matrigel-coated membrane barrier ( figure 1a ; p>0.05; N = 6), but it is noteworthy that at the highest concentration, there was a strong trend for reduced in invasion with 40 mM ethanol (p = 0.06; N = 6).
There was a strong trend toward increased osteoid (OS/BS) and osteoblastic (Ob.S/BS) surfaces in Gpr30 KO mice ( p = .06 versus WT mice; Table 1 ).
The apparent K m for ADP showed a strong trend toward a rise in the BFRT group (49%, p = 0.06), but not in the CREST group (21%, p = 0.34), suggesting reduced ADP sensitivity following BFRT ( Figure 2 E).
However, post hoc tests revealed a strong trend for PPN DBS to increase sway velocity (9.573 mm/s off DBS versus 10.785 mm/s on DBS, W = 16, P = 0.060] ( Fig. 3C ).
We showed that bone invasion is associated with a higher osteoclast count compared to patients without bone invasion, and found a strong trend of higher osteoclast count comparing patients with bone invasion and erosion ( p = 0.06).
HNP 1-3 showed a strong trend (p = 0.06) with a moderate effect size (d = 0.53) at 30 min for the CHO condition [2.001 (1.95) vs 3.037 (2.49) ng/mL], nevertheless, no significant differences were observed at 60 min with respect to the values measured at both pre [3.825 (3.21) vs 2.001 (1.95) ng/mL] and 30 min [3.825 (3.21) vs 3.037 (2.49) ng/mL].
The other 2 outcomes did not quite reach a significant difference between groups but there was a strong trend for the higher change scores for NSE/NSEB groups ( P = .06, and .07).
This observation was supported by a comparable ANOVA on the regression slopes that indicated a strong trend for a main effect of group, F (1, 51) = 3.7, p = 0.06, such that the regression slopes were smaller for the people with schizophrenia than for the control subjects.
However, in a multivariable Cox proportional hazard model after adjustment for sex, age, stage, HPV status, and TMB as clinical variables, only B cell infiltrate was found to be an independent marker of increased PFS ( P = 0.02), with a strong trend for TERT expression ( P = 0.06) (Table 1 ).