“a weak trend”

There was some indication of apes solving the task faster across sessions; however, this was only a weak trend (LRT for session: χ 2 = 2.86, df = 1, p = 0.091; Fig. 3 A).

A weak trend towards a trial by genotype effect was detected (F[2,41]=4.20; p=0.091), post hoc tests however did not reveal any significant effects.

3.3 Male breast cancer epitypes and polycomb regulated genes MBC tumors of the ME2 epitype displayed significantly more hypomethylated CpGs than ME1 epitype tumors (P = 0.0038, Wilcoxon test), while ME1 tumors showed a weak trend toward more hypermethylated CpGs (P = 0.091, Wilcoxon test).

Results Self-reported ratings Valence In the 2-Face Direction by 4-Emotion within-subject analysis, the main effect of Face Direction was not significant, although there was a weak trend, F (1, 29) = 3.03, p = .092, η 2 = .09, toward more positive ratings for frontal face direction.

17 There was also a weak trend with PI3K expression, a signalling element known to impact on AKT signalling ( p = 0.092).

Post hoc analysis of data up to 24 weeks indicated a weak trend ( P = 0.0924) toward retarded onset of diabetes in male G6pc2 −/− animals versus wild-type animals; however, this was not apparent in females ( P = 0.6470).

Although significant differences were not detected in any of the peaks, a weak trend was observed in PII peak ( Figure 2(a) PII latency: pretreatment 4.29 ± 1.37; post-treatment 2.59 ± 0.78; p = 0.093, t test).

3 ), while we found a weak trend for the effect of the continuous term of dominance rank ( P = 0.093; Additional file 1 : Figure.

The time from surgery to the first signs of reinnervation also showed no significant correlation with TA strength, though a weak trend was observed ( R 2 = 0.18, P = 0.093).

However, there was also a weak trend indicating that those with TTM were more likely to have OCD (6.7% vs 1.5%, P = 0.093).

The significant difference in CD4+ T cell CCR5 density was lost when CCR5 genotype-matched subgroups were compared; however, a weak trend was maintained ( P =0.093, Supplementary Table 4 ).

The carnosine showed a weak trend (F = 2.464, p = 0.094), with the highest concentration in HC (3.88 mM), intermediate in long COVID (3.03 mM) and lowest in CFS/ME (2.88 mM).

Recall from long-term semantic memory assessed by the Verbal-Fluency-Test showed a weak trend for the interaction group × session ( F (3, 137) = 2.17, p = 0.094), suggesting a slightly increased number of produced words at t 2 (49.3) than t 1 (44.4) in the CTG group, whereas no changes were observed in the remaining groups (PTG: t 1 (43.6) versus t 2 (44.2), RTG: t 1 (39.4) versus t 2 (38.8), CG: t 1 (42.6) versus t 2 (43.9).

Obesity exhibited a weak trend on the training and validation set ( p = 0.095, pseudo-R 2 = 0.024), but its performance on the test set dropped to a pseudo-R 2 of − 0.047, confirming that obesity is not a reliable predictor of SIA rupture.

There was also a weak trend towards abnormal LPS levels in non-obese RA patients ( p = 0.095), and abnormal fecal calprotectin levels in patients treated with TNF inhibitors ( p = 0.084) ( Table 3 ). 3.6.

A significant increase in AMPK mRNA expression was observed from pre-exercise to 90 mins post-exercise ( p = 0.009). A weak trend for a genotype by time interaction was observed for FTO ( p = 0.095).

Data from VTA/SN were less clear, with a main effect of context in VTA/SN showing only as a weak trend (−5, −19, −12; Z =2.49, P =0.095 SVC; P =0.006 uncorrected).

A 2 group (musician/nonmusician) × 2 condition (quiet/noise) RMANOVA revealed a weak trend for musicianship [ F (1, 46) = 2.900, p = 0.095] but no main effect of noise [ F (1, 46) = 0.089, p = 0.767] nor noise × musicianship interaction [ F (1, 46) = 1.404, p = 0.242].

With respect to the rs9624472 locus, 2.5 kb downstream, the rs5751876 C allele demonstrated susceptibility to severe malaria ( P = 0.024); 4 kb upstream, the rs2267076 T allele demonstrated a trend of susceptibility to severe malaria ( P = 0.051); and 8 kb upstream, the rs3761422 T allele demonstrated a weak trend of susceptibility to severe malaria ( P = 0.096).

ANOVAs reveal a weak trend for ovariectomy to increase PC1 scores (F(1, 23) = 3.02, p = 0.096; main effect of ovarian status; Fig. 4 C), and no significant main effect of stress condition, nor an ovarian status by stress condition interaction (p's > 0.3).

There was a significant interaction for SIS, SSS, and CAC score ( p < 0.05) and a weak trend for interaction of gender with obstructive stenosis ( p = 0.096).

Tremor entrainment effects at the group level The spontaneous variance in tremor frequency showed only a weak trend towards being greater in parkinsonian rest tremor than essential tremor ( P = 0.0963, df = 23, two sided Student’s t -test).

In contrast, Per2 showed only a weak trend (F(1, 25) = 2.98, p = 0.0967, partial η 2 = 0.11), which was not supported after FDR correction.

A chi-square analysis revealed a weak trend for sex differences ( χ 2 = 2.759, p = 0.097) but no effect of condition ( χ 2 = 0.845, p > 0.05) or task ( χ 2 = 1.077, p > 0.05) to meet the escape shaping criterion.

In the analysis of ward types only the contrast between the triage ward and triage locality wards showed a weak trend towards worse experience on the triage ward (χ 2 (1) = 2.75, P = 0.097).