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“an observed trend”

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p=0.06

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

In the literature

23 An observed trend toward a higher mean number of coronary anastomoses and 1-year rates of graft patency performed in the ONCAB group than in the OPCAB group was reported. 22 However a randomized trial concluded that OPCAB and ONCAB were associated with similar early and late graft patency, incidence of recurrent or residual myocardial ischemia, need for re-intervention, and long-term survival. 24 Although we observed a slightly fewer anastomoses in the off-pump group as well, it did not translate into a worse survival.
This method estimates the probability that observed differences were driven by the novel agent rather than random effects such as recruitment bias (e.g., random selection of PD‐1 responders) and also shows whether an observed trend occurs evenly across the participant population or only in a subset of the population.
As for gender comparisons, the results showed that men are the users who get more distracted ( M = 4.91; SD = 1.86), compared to women ( M = 4.73; SD = 1.67), although the mean difference (ANOVA: F (1,1062) = 2.333; p = 0.127; Welch: F (1,944.907) = 2.447; p = 0.118) is not statistically significant at level p <0.05, and for that reason this data should be interpreted only as an observed trend.