“a weak trend”

We also analyzed the GANP expression in IDC after TNM classification; however, a weak trend was only observed between stages I and II (P = 0.108) or stages I and III ( P = 0.120), which is perhaps due to the limited number of analyzed patients in the NCU cohort (Fig.

As can be seen in Figure 1 , participants with lower trauma showed reliable suppression-induced facilitation on the IP test, F (1, 24) = 4.88, p = .037, η p 2 = .169, whereas higher-trauma participants show a weak trend toward suppression-induced forgetting , F (1, 24) = 2.76, p = .109, η p 2 = .103.

There was a weak trend that these activations were smaller for the EG than CG ( z = 2.67, p = 0.109 for DMPFC and z = 2.90, p = 0.060 for right MCC, respectively).

This analysis showed a weak trend towards positive correlation between lesion size and cholesterol ( R 2 = 0.03, P = 0.11; Figure 1 B ), with no correlation between the degree of en face positive staining and cholesterol ( Figure 1 C ).

Tumors of the soft tissue showed a weak trend toward improved survival with a decreased risk of death of 40% ( P = 0.11; hazard ratio 0.605, 95% C.I. 0.321 to 1.14).

Post hoc two-tailed (Bonferroni corrected) comparisons confirmed an increase in the SD of estimation errors for low-intensity tones, relative to both intermediate ( t 19 = 4.38, p < 0.001) and high ( t 19 = 5.94, p < 0.001) intensities, and a weak trend toward increased SD in intermediate- compared to high-intensity tones ( t 19 = 1.69, p = 0.11).

The between cohort difference in PSV CBF was not significant ( p = .34) and there was a weak trend ( p = .11) of higher variance in the CARDIA cohort compared to the ADC cohort. 3.6 Comparison of sensitivities between the two ASL methods The TSNR (reported as median (interquartile range) because of its right skewed distribution) in the PSV ROI for the CARDIA cohort was 0.34 (0.27), which was about 12.5 times lower than in the ADC cohort with TSNR value of 4.25 (3.36).

Falkenberg et al., 2011 ), with a weak trend toward interaction of attention, IID and Ear [ F (4, 56) = 2.10; p = 0.11; η 2 = 0.02] reflecting how both attention as well as IID influenced the verbal reports.

There was a weak trend for a positive correlation between total PG-LM and time to death (all reportedly from cancer) in the 17 premenopausal patients who have now died (P= 0.11), and in the 10 patients dying within 3 years (P=0.21; Figure 4a).

For spatial load there were significant effects of condition [ F (1,29) = 13.5; p < 0.001, η = 0.32], location [ F (4,116) = 10.3; p < 0.001, η = 0.26], and a weak trend for a condition × location interaction ( p < 0.11, η = 0.07).

We extended our proliferation analysis to include total pancreatic proliferation and found that ANGPTL8 significantly increased extra-islet cell proliferation, compared to MBP alone as measured by EdU, with a weak trend (p = 0.11) towards increased proliferation by Ki67 ( Fig 6J and 6K , S8 Table ).

The interaction effect showed a weak trend that the shape task was slightly more difficult than the conceptual task for the EB than the SC ([(EB > SC) × (shape > conceptual tasks)]; z = 1.588, p = 0.112), which might be due to a lack of visual experience.

Similarly, for body size no significant difference was found, although there is a weak trend of larger species appearing later in the year (t=1.61, df=44, p=0.114).

There was a weak trend towards a negative correlation between age and the OCT reflectivity ratio for both eyes (OD. r = −0.161, p = 0.1146 and OS, r = −0.1654, p = 0.1055) which failed to reach significance.

The direct effect of E brain on ∆HDRS (although it is a weak trend: p = 0.1167) is inverse to the indirect effect, which leads to an insignificant total effect of E brain on ∆HDRS ( p > 0.05).

In the MDD group, Cho/Cr demonstrated a weak trend for positive correlation with CDRS symptom severity score (r = 0.480, p = 0.117) DISCUSSION We report a significant increase in Cho/Cr in youth with MDD as compared to age- and sex-matched healthy controls in a voxel located in the right prefrontal cortex.

S4‐related contrasts were no longer significant, showing only a weak trend for S4 versus S2 ( p = 0.117; Figure 4H ), although the ordering of mean N100 amplitudes was consistent with higher‐density montages.

Long-term after treatment cessation In terms of response after 7 months after treatment cessation, a weak trend in favour of the combination therapy (RR = 2.31, 95% CI: 0.79 to 6.74, P = 0.12) in terms of response rates, and a statistically significant superiority of the combination in terms of global severity was observed.

A weak trend for shorter median TTT (by 45 days; p = 0.12) and attained age (by 36 days; p = 0.12) was observed for animals with tumors exhibiting LOH (Supplementary Fig.

The sTBI patient group did not show significant alterations in omnibus z-scores in comparison with control participants [mean = −0.53, F (1, 226) = 1.45, NS], although acquisition z-scores showed a weak trend toward reduction [mean = −0.71, F (1, 226) = 2.54, p < 0.12].

A weak trend was found between MSEL scores and LAZ at 5 months ( t = 1.24, p = .12).

Soil N 2 O-N release followed a weak trend with inorganic N ( p = 0.12), and it was not related to the total N content.

Sjögren reported a weak trend for higher total concentrations of neutral oligosaccharides in the breastmilk consumed by infants who developed allergic disease by 18 months ( p = 0.12) ( 22 ) (see Table 2 ).

Results AG1 significantly increased AUC 0-480 min values ( p < 0.05) for all measured nutrients except pyridoxine which revealed a weak trend ( p = 0.1205).

CES-D Greater E1G fluctuation predicted higher scores on the anhedonia subscale of the CES-D [β(SE) = 0.8(0.3), p = 0.016] and a weak trend was seen between greater E1G fluctuation and a higher total CES-D score [β(SE) = 1.1(0.7), p = 0.122].