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Several previously documented risk factors showed a trend for an association with VOD rate in the younger cohort including a hematopoietic cell transplantation–specific comorbidity index score of >3 (23% vs 12%; P = .1), myeloablative TBI compared with no myeloablative TBI (26% vs 15%; P = .2), and patients with ALL and exposure to InO compared with those with ALL not receiving InO (33 vs 21, P = .1).
close to being significantp < 0.12.0× alphagold
showed a trendp < 0.12.0× alpha
If a model showed a statistically significant effect on the Group or if the Group was close to being significant ( p < 0.1), we performed an unplanned multiple comparison test (Tukey HSD) to figure out which of the three groups differed ( p < 0.05) or showed a trend of difference ( p < 0.1).
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Among the metabolites that showed a trend toward statistical significance ( p < 0.1) in the pattern search results within the Probiotic group, five compounds—threonic acid, L-proline, N-oleyl-leucine, threonine-conjugated chenodeoxycholic acid, and N-methylglutamic acid—exhibited marginally significant differences ( p < 0.1, t -test) between 0-week baseline and the 4-week endpoint in the Probiotic group ( Fig. 7B ).
showed a trendp = 0.102.0× alpha
Overall median survival difference The overall median survival difference for cancer patients treated with psychosocial interventions showed a trend with a survival benefit of 3.9 months, 95% CI [−0.7, 8.5], SE = 2.34, z = 1.66, p = 0.10; based on articles that provided sufficient data ( k = 16).
showed a trendp = 0.1012.0× alpha
Of note, compared with boys, girls born to mothers with NVP were slower to gain weight, particularly at birth-3 m (sex-interaction p = 0.028) and 6-9 m (sex-interaction p = 0.021), and showed a trend of slower length gain at birth-3 m (sex-interaction p = 0.101) (Fig. 2 a and c).