“a weak trend”

dual) rather than by residence time; the length interaction term exhibited only a weak trend (p = 0.066).

The correlation between CPE and ER-percentage showed a weak trend (ρ = 0.15, p = 0.066); CPE did not correlate with PR-percentage (ρ = 0.05, p = 0.51).

There was no association between post-mortem interval (PMI) and TL or mtDNAcn in post-mortem blood samples (Table S4 ). There was a weak trend of sex effect on TL (p = 0.0663), and a statistically significant effect on mtDNAcn (p = 0.0016) in healthy controls; no sex effect on either TL or mtDNAcn was found in suicide completers (Table S5 ).

When considering not only the presence or absence of neutrophils but absolute neutrophil numbers, a weak trend toward a correlation ( p = 0.067) was found between CSF l -lactate levels and neutrophil cell numbers in the small subgroup of samples with available data ( N = 19); however, this was neither seen in the adult cohort nor in a pooled analysis of the pediatric and the adult data.

There was a weak trend for bacterial OTU richness being higher in post-1945 sites than pre-1945 sites ( F = 3.50, p = 0.068), although no relationship was seen with any of the other environmental parameters.

However, there was a weak trend for a lesser accuracy of the presented method with an increasing number of syndesmotic screws (Spearman’s ρ = − 0.438, p = 0.069).

The results show that a weak trend may be indicated between abortion rates and units of misoprostol sold in Ecuador ( r =0.63, p =0.069); however, these results were not statistically significant as we set the p -value at p <0.05 ( Figure 4 ).

Examination of data from the SMS compression test subset revealed that: (1) CFO was significantly correlated with FASB and OPD ( r =0.67 and 0.61, P <0.001) and showed a weak trend with osteon MTS ( r =0.38, P =0.07) ( Table 5 ), (2) osteon MTS was significantly correlated with % ash ( r =0.47, P =0.02) and (3) LP showed a statistical trend with osteon MTS ( r =−0.36, P =0.10) ( Table 5 ).

Fos responses of VT-MT neurons vary according to sex, social context, and personality BSTm VT neurons In our first set of analyses, focused on the contributions of the three behavioral PCs to VT-Fos colocalization in the BSTm (i.e., percent of VT neurons colocalizing Fos), we observe a weak trend for a main effect of Behavioral PC1 (Social competence/dominance) [ F (1, 32) = 3.481, p = 0.07] and a significant interaction of Sex and Behavioral PC2 (Gregariousness) [ F (1, 32) = 6.597, p = 0.02; Figure 2 ].

A weak trend level similarity was also observed between psychiatric cluster and cell-enrichment based clustering (RI = 0.65, p value < 0.07).

There was a weak trend toward an interaction between time, hemisphere, and response type; F (2,72) = 2.91, p = 0.070, and ηp 2 = 0.075, but no other main effects or interactions (all p 's > 0.183). 4.

Age showed a weak trend toward influencing Tc levels ( p = 0.07), with older patients slightly more likely to have higher concentrations. eGFR, an essential marker of kidney function, was not significantly associated with Tc levels in this model ( p = 0.11), suggesting that other factors, such as genetic variations, may play a more direct role in influencing drug concentration.

The main effect of experiment was non-significant [F(1,50) = .17, p = .69], whereas the interaction between the TMS group, the stimuli and experiment showed a weak trend [F(2,100) = 2.69, p = .07].

In the present 26-week study of a once-per-week 24-hour fasting regimen, exploratory analyses revealed an increase in HGH concentrations for subjects with initially low baseline HOMA-IR (≤2.20) but no difference in HGH change for those with higher baseline HOMA-IR (>2.20), with a weak trend for the presence of effect modification ( p = 0.07).

The expressed signs were also not significantly associated with treatment response for all considered categories, except for a weak trend between recurrent colic and a better treatment response (17/62 vs. 9/66, Mehta and Patel, P = 0.07; χ 2 , P = 0.086).

The frequency of the primary end point through 12 months was similar among study groups, with a weak trend toward a reduced risk in the prasugrel group after 12 months ( p = 0.07 for interaction).

A weak trend of positive correlation, albeit nonsignificant ( r = .18, p = .07), was found between pattern expression and disease duration in these patients. 3.3.

The second ANOVA showed only a weak trend toward an effect of Stop-Signal Condition for the LPP [ F (2,114) = 2.69, p = 0.07, η p 2 = 0.05].

For neutral markers, there was a weak trend for positive HHCs ( r HHC = 0.07, P = 0.07), but g 2 did again not differ from zero ( g 2 = 0.007, P = 0.21).

However, contrary to the results obtained for the P3, the Pe latency in EMO response-error trials showed only a weak trend toward correlation with the EMO SSRT ( r = – .32, p = .07).

However, in the gene array cohort, the association only showed a weak trend in the same direction (p = 0.07).

There was a weak trend of size for RTs [ F p (1,23) = 3.506, p = .07; F i (1,19) = 3.070, p = .1] and for errors [ F p (1,23) = 3.036, p = .1; F i (1,19) = 1.423, p = .2].

A weak trend toward compositional differences was observed (beta diversity R2 = 0.016, p = 0.071).

In univariate survival analysis using log-rank test, loss of SFRP2 protein expression was not associated with DFS ( P = 0.237), but a weak trend was detected towards reduced OS ( P = 0.071) (Figure 6 ).

There were no statistically significant differences between groups for any structures, although there was a weak trend for L-TLE to have more hippocampal asymmetry than HC (p = 0.071).Figure 5 shows the results of laterality analysis between the L-TLE and HC groups.