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A strong trend for predicting pathological response was seen with higher Ki-67 indices at day 21 and AI at surgery (p = 0.06 and 0.06, respectively).

[ 8 ] demonstrated that during moderate intensity walking, blackcurrant juice was able to lower the perception of exertion, with a strong trend ( p = 0.06) for an increase in perceived mood, alongside an inhibition of the neurotransmitter platelet monoamine oxidase-B.

After adjustment for EuroSCORE II, ln(haemoglobin), LVEDD and V peak , Nt-proBNP ratio ≥3 demonstrated a strong trend towards significant association (p=0.06) with a ~2.6-fold increase in mortality ( figure 2B ; table 3 ).

We found that FI-TP, but not FI-DES administration, caused significant increases in the expression of INS (P<0.05), PDX1 ( P <0.05), INSR ( P <0.01), and a strong trend in the case of IGF1R ( P = 0.06) ( Fig. 6A ).

Significant effects were observed exclusively for somatization (Δ = 3.6; p < 0.05), together with a strong trend for anxiety symptoms (Δ = 2.6; p = 0.06) in the BSI-18 questionnaire.

Indeed, we found that Vps34 was elevated at 84 days after vector administration, with a strong trend ( p = 0.06) to be elevated at 24 days ( Fig. 3 D ).

There was a strong trend for lower glucagon concentrations on the day of GLP-1 administration, including baseline (at t = 0 minutes: GLP-1: 181 ± 24 vs. placebo: 219 ± 29 pmol/l; P = 0.06, at t = 30 minutes: GLP-1: 175 ± 21 vs. placebo: 214 ± 29: P = 0.06, and at t = 270 minutes: GLP-1: 184 ± 32 vs. placebo: 212 ± 39; P = 0.11) so that plasma glucagon was lower on the day of GLP-1 (AUC 0-270 minutes ; P < 0.01).

Despite a strong trend ( p = 0.06), there was no significant difference for this metabolite between PKU patients and controls.

When the initial PF ≤ 100, bilateral infiltrates were associated with higher mortality for those on NIV ( p = 0.0495) with a strong trend for those on IMV ( p = 0.06, Fig. 1 ).

This analysis reveals a strong trend toward more C/EBPα binding in the immediate vicinity of MLL-ENL–induced genes ( Fig. 4 F ; P = 0.06 for the comparison between the white and blue bars at the 1-kb threshold; Table S2 ).

For the correlation, there is a strong trend toward a higher expression in methylated conditions ( p = 0.06) [ 88 ].

Neuromuscular Fatigue and its Central and Peripheral Components As shown in figures 2 and 3 , MVC declined significantly by −10.2±3.6% for KE ( P <0.01, d = 0.50) and a strong trend (−10.7±16.1%) was observed for PF ( P = 0.06, d = 0.82) after the SMM.

However, patients with high-grade tumours showed a strong trend towards increased PAPP-A expression ( P = 0.06), and a similar trend was noted in lymph node status, where higher expression was noted in patients positive for lymph node involvement.

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).

Between the mussels in CNF ( n = 10) and the mussels in CF ( n = 10), there was no significance but still a strong trend noticeable ( P = 0.06).

Aside from a strong trend ( p = 0.06) indicating improved visual–spatial memory performance for male participants, we found no gender effect for the other outcomes; executive abilities ( p = 0.34), lexical access ( p = 0.37), verbal memory ( p = 0.90), memory interference ( p = 0.64), and depressive symptoms ( p = 0.32).

The subgroup of patients aged at least 80 years showed a strong trend towards a worse survival time following RT compared to younger patients (i.e., 6‐month survival rate 39% vs. 51%; p = 0.06, log-rank test).

6 , there was a strong trend ( p = 0.06) toward decreased Keap1 gene expression in alcohol-treated cells (Fig. 6 , panel A ) and a significant ( p < 0.05) decrease in Keap1 protein expression, as compared to Keap1 gene and protein expression in untreated cells ( p < 0.05; Fig. 6 , panel B ).

While gastrocnemius muscle mass was reduced in Apc Min/+ mice, there was a strong trend for PDTC treatment to increase gastrocnemius muscle mass regardless of genotype (P=0.06; Table 1 ).

Overall there was no significant difference in ejection fraction or heart rate post-TAVR, with a strong trend for reduction in LV end-diastolic pressure (p = 0.06) ( Figure 3 , Table 3 ).

The RM-ANOVA ( Table 5 ) reveals a significant time effect on absolute back squat 1-RM values, a strong trend for a between-groups effect ( p < 0.06), and a significant between-groups effects on mass (BW) and LBM-specific back squat 1-RM values.

There was a strong trend toward a main treatment effect on latency to immobility, F (2, 54) = 2.88, p = 0.06, and inspection of Figure 2(c) suggested that this trend was driven exclusively by an effect of MTEP upon this measure.

Even though the significance was lost in the fully adjusted model, a strong trend ( P = 0.06) for a positive association between serum DMA concentration and increased cIMT was still apparent.

Though not significant, however showing a strong trend ( p = 0.06), this result could be explained by biological degradation processes impairing cell viability and fitness.

The Δ pfkA mutant was significantly inhibited in its ability to disseminate into the tissues during mono-infection, with the ΔG4 mutant displaying a strong trend for decreased dissemination ( P < 0.06) compared to WT S. aureus ( Fig. 6A ).