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“a weak trend”

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p=0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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51 However, a weak trend toward increase in clearance with lipophilicity in humans has also been noted for 670 intravenously administered drugs and clinical candidates. 52 Herein, a direct correlation between log D 7.4 and intrinsic clearance has been identified in the CYP3A4 substrates, including the marketed drugs that reside in the LipMetE range between 0 and 1 as well as for those substrates that reside in the LipMetE range of >2, as shown in Figure 1 e.
After quantification by high-resolution sector field inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (HR-SF-ICP-MS), no statistically significant differences were detected in blood metal levels in SAC receiving the probiotic or milk control, although we noted that there was a weak trend of reduced blood levels of lead and arsenic ( Table 4 ).
There was a weak trend of reduced change in daily position (relative to body size) in small urchins exposed to blue cod, but little to no statistical evidence for any association with predator treatment in either size class (Small: − 3.13 body lengths, p = 0.13; Large: + 1.06 body lengths, p = 0.88; Supplementary Table S3 ).
For FAD we observed weak evidence that inspiration increased evidence accumulation for both low ambiguity stimuli (happy and angry) and for angry high ambiguity stimuli, as well as a weak trend towards a decrease in evidence accumulation for happy high ambiguity stimuli, however, none of these effects passed standard evidentiary boundaries and should thus be interpreted with caution.
The intI1 Genes Isolated from the Open Environment were not Related to Urbanization Although a weak trend towards a high occurrence of intI1 genes in urban areas was observed, there were no statistical correlations between the mean occurrence per site of the intI1 genes and its pseudogenes and the three degrees of urbanization (p>0.05) ( Figure 3 ; Table 3 ).