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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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Demographic characteristics among respondents and those returning minimum data only were similar (Table 2 ) there a higher proportion of men returning minimum data after being sent the AbQ and an apparent trend towards a lower number of years since qualification among those completing a questionnaire compared with those providing minimum data.
While PTAH was generally favored based upon the FAQLQ and FAIM scores in placebo‐controlled trials, confidence intervals were broad, encompassing zero; thus, each confidence interval should be examined from a clinical perspective to assess trends to estimate the probability that observed changes in an apparent trend represent true differences in HRQoL improvements. p ‐values for comparisons were not available due to the exploratory and post hoc nature of this analysis.
The time-dependent decline in locomotion counts in the M-high group was not significant ( P = .11), but there was an apparent trend for a decrease in locomotion counts in the M-high group compared with the M-vehi group ( Fig. 1b-1 ).
The three clusters were characterised by a different prevalence of musculoskeletal and renal activity, as well as use of immunosuppressants, with an apparent trend across clusters from the lowest prevalence in DORIS remission-enriched cluster 1, to intermediate prevalence in the mixed cluster 2, and the highest prevalence in cluster 3 that comprised the lowest proportion of DORIS remitters, as summarised in table 2 .
Individual responses for ad libitum energy intake (Figure 2 ) did, however, provide evidence of what appears to be an apparent trend toward compensatory increase in energy intake in 57.1% (n = 8) of subjects in EX but only14.3% (n = 2) of subjects in EXFS.
Although statistical differences across untreated and corresponding heat-treated stems were absent in most individual sugar monomers of hemicellulose (arabinose, galactose, glucose, xylose, and mannose), there is an apparent trend that heat-treated stems had decreased mannose relative to untreated stems (Fig. 3 D), indicating that mannose-associated polymers were likely partially degraded by heat.