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“an apparent trend”

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p=0.286

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

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Figure illustrates the advancement of device parameters as a function of absorber layer thickness for each respective ETL. An apparent trend indicating enhanced device performance with increasing thickness was identified, attributed to improved light absorption and superior carrier collection.
Another possibility is the increased long-term toxicity from concurrent chemoradiation protocols, and an apparent trend toward increased death rates due to non-primary cancer-related causes. 34 Further research will be required in the coming years to elucidate the causes of this apparent decrease in larynx cancer survival, and/or better select patients for surgical versus non-surgical treatment.
Management of advanced laryngeal cancer.
Rambam Maimonides Med J · 2014 · PMC4011480
We also saw an apparent trend towards increased levels of phospho-MLKL in pdzk1 KO compared to wt macrophages in the 24 h treatment samples that was not apparent in the 8 hr treatment samples, however the results did not reach statistical significance ( Fig. 9 ).
However, are there benefits to counting carbohydrates beyond glycemic control? In examining the study's secondary outcomes, there is an apparent trend for the carbohydrate-counting group to have less weight gain at the end of the 24-week period.
Death to carbohydrate counting?
Diabetes Care · 2008 · PMC2453662
8 A ), there is an apparent trend toward a small difference between ∼40 and 120 ms preceding the target spike (at time = 0) such that retinal spikes during that window may have a somewhat stronger negative influence on relay probability (i.e., push the model to predict “not relayed”) during epochs of heightened activity (Q3 and Q4); however, the magnitude and variability of this effect (as seen in the overlapping CI shading) suggest little qualitative difference between activity levels.