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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 ).

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).

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 ).

Results Compared to the CON group, the OO group showed decreased systolic blood pressure ( P < 0.05), a strong trend toward increased plasma HDL-C concentrations ( P = 0.06), and increased anti-CD3/anti-CD28 -stimulated T cell proliferation ( P < 0.05).

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.

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 ).

There was a strong trend for a Treatment Group by COVID Exposure Status by Day interaction (Days 1–5) for Side effect Count (F (8,325) = 1.898, p = 0.060; Fig. 3 ).

A strong trend was noted toward higher titers in patients with compared to those without interstitial lung disease (mean titer, 1,542.65 versus 938.11 U/ml, respectively; P = 0.06).

4 ; P = 0.001), and there was a strong trend towards an increase in Z-score in the UCB group compared to HI (Fig. 4 ; P = 0.06).

7 Patients receiving early EN demonstrated a strong trend towards a reduction in duration of ICU stay (−2.3 days [95% CI −4.8 to 0.1 days, P = 0.06, I 2 = 0%]) ( Figure 1 ) and duration of mechanical ventilation (−2.5 days [95% CI −5.1 to 0.1 days, P = 0.06, I 2 = 0%]) ( Figure 2 ); however, the hospital length of stay did not differ between the groups (−2.5 days [95% CI −16.0 to 11.0 days, P = 0.72, I 2 = 0%]) ( Figure 3 ).

Accordingly, MTHF compared to FA dams also had higher hepatic concentrations of SAH that associated with higher plasma Hcy and a strong trend towards its derivative Cys ( p = 0.06).

Additionally, MET‐EOR showed a strong trend with survival (HR, 0.99 [95% CI, 0.97–1.01], p = .06).

Cardiac HDP uptake showed a strong trend toward HF hospitalization (HR [95%-CI]: 5.81 [0.93–36.20]; p = 0.060) and all-cause mortality (HR [95%-CI]: 3.27 [0.95–11.24]; p = 0.060).

Western blot analysis demonstrated no difference in β3-tubulin presence in NT versus HT cells, however there was a strong trend towards a decrease in markers of cell division in HT compared with NT hNSCs ( p= 0.06).

There was a strong trend towards decreased cardiac index in the SIT group compared to CON ( p = 0.06).

In addition, we found that there was a strong trend between presence of A allele for -1154G > A and smoking for > 25 years ( p = 0.06).

This is consistent with a strong trend towards a greater degree of licking behaviour in 39,X Y* O mice (total licks: 4795 ± 1292 vs. 2005 ± 551, t [24.5] = −1.96, p = 0.06) and with these mice spending significantly more time in the drinking zone (124 ± 33 s vs. 37 ± 12 s, t [20.4] = −3.17, p < 0.005, Cohen's d = 0.98).

There was also no significant difference between the two groups with respect to the first-order factor of ‘cognitive instability’, although there was a strong trend for higher scores in the XLI group (p = 0.06).

There was a positive correlation between AChR-ab titers and MGC and ADL severity scores ( Figure 2 ), and a strong trend towards higher titers in patients with exacerbated MG than in those with stable MG (5.9 nmol/L and 4.7 nmol/L, respectively), ( p = 0.06) ( Figure 2 ).

Mediation analysis revealed a strong trend towards significance ( P =0.06), indicating that childhood physical abuse may increase later psychotic symptoms through alterations in midbrain activity.

There was however a strong trend for HIV patients co-infected with Chagas to be older (p = 0.06).

Relationship between MMP-9, c-Fn, fGCS and the composite endpoint Statistically lower fGCS ( p = 0.03, n = 49) and higher maximal late c-Fn concentration (+123%, p = 0.007, n = 46) as well as a strong trend toward higher maximal early MMP-9 concentration (+50%, p = 0.06, n = 43) were observed in patients dying or staying for 10 days or more in the ICU as compared to patients who were alive and who left the ICU before 10 days (Table 3 ).

Spatial learning and memory were improved in female mice after 2 months on a KD, but no changes in recognition memory or short‐term working memory were observed A significant increase in time spent in the target quadrant (Figure 1m ) and a strong trend toward a decreased latency to find the target hole ( p = 0.06, Figure 1n ) in the Barnes maze probe trial were observed in female KD mice, suggesting improved spatial learning.

This was statistically significant for mLN, while a strong trend was observed for Peyer's patches (p = 0.06).

Both WT and Tph1 (−/−) mice were able to learn the association between the stimulus light and reward (session effect: F (12,493) = 93.385; P<0.001) however there was a strong trend indicating that aged Tph1 (−/−) mice may acquire this association slower (age×genotype: F (36, 493) = 1.398; P = 0.06; Figure 3A ).