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“an overall trend”

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p=0.2

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

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An overall trend is that for subgroups diagnosed with autism early at preschool age (i.e., Classes 1 and 2), other conditions tended to be diagnosed concurrently with or after the autism diagnosis, whereas for subgroups with autism initially diagnosed in middle childhood through adolescence (i.e., Classes 3 and 4), other conditions were more often diagnosed concurrently with or before the autism diagnosis.
As shown in Fig 4e – g iNOS deficiency resulted in an overall trend towards an increased percentage of tetramer+ cells among total CD8 T cells and a statistically significant increase (1.8 fold) in the absolute number of tetramer+ CD8+ T cells in the lymph node at day 3.