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The multifactor ANOVA further supported these findings, demonstrating that tumor size ( p < 0.001) and SI motion ( p < 0.001) have a highly significant influence on registration quality, whereas the respiratory cycle and AP/LR motions did not reach statistical significance ( p > 0.05).
17 One study in which first-degree relatives of PD patients and controls were interviewed and screened for tremor showed a trend toward increased risk of ET among family members of patients with PD, with 4.8% of relatives of PD patients having ET versus 3.5% of controls, though this did not reach statistical significance (p = 0.08). 60 The risk increased with younger onset of PD (5.8% of relatives had ET when PD onset was ≤66 years p = 0.006) and with tremor-dominant or mixed forms of PD.
Essential Tremor and Parkinson's Disease: Exploring the Relationship.
Tremor Other Hyperkinet Mov (N Y) · 2018 · PMC6329774
Second, DKP/TRAM showed a positive trend over placebo in terms of first achieving an NRS-PI score < 4 or a pain intensity reduction ≥ 30% from drug intake up to 8 h after the first dose, but the difference did not reach statistical significance.
As shown in Figure 1 A–C, the expression levels of Acta2 and Col1a1 were significantly elevated in the CKD group compared with those in the Normal group ( p < 0.001), whereas Tgf-β1 expression showed an increasing trend but did not reach statistical significance.
Effect of Hypobaric Perfusion on Prevention of Congestion, Edema, and IR Injury Following Ex Vivo Whole-blood Perfusion Ex vivo perfusion with autologous porcine blood after 3 h of static cold storage showed a trend toward a decreased maximal arterial pressure and increased maximal blood flow in the hypobaric perfusion group, although this difference did not reach statistical significance (Figure 3 A and B).
However, one noteworthy observation was a weak negative association between manager’s experience and safety score (r s = − 0.198, p = 0.103), suggesting a possible trend where enterprises managed by less experienced supervisors may demonstrate slightly poorer safety conditions, though this relationship did not reach statistical significance.