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The 12-month age group showed a trend, and the 20- and 28-month age groups showed a negative correlation ( P < 0.05) between running distance and tumor burden.

Lower household income showed a trend toward association with higher FCR ( P =.05).

Nuclear NANOG expression showed a trend to associate with a higher grade of dysplasia (Fisher’s exact test p = 0.05) ( Table 1 ). 3.3.

The HP3 group showed a trend of increasing relative ileum length ( P > 0.05).

Although the mean median pitch remained within normal range with an overall non-significant change (−3.8, NS), analysis by gender showed a trend for statistical significance ( P = 0.05) on the impact on median pitch (i.e. the fundamental frequency): while it decreased among 80% of the female patients [from 203 ± 38 to 189 ± 31 Hz (normal range: 140–220 Hz), n = 19], it was almost unchanged in the male patients [from 135.2 ± 23 to 134.5 ± 26 Hz (normal range: 85–180 Hz), n = 29] ( Supplementary Fig. 1 ).

Higher TTP at baseline, an indication of lower baseline disease burden, showed a trend to lower incidence of unfavorable outcomes ( P = .05).

6 variants, 1 located in the signal peptide (p.M1I), and 5 non-synonymous variants (p.A36T, p.Y57C, p.W69R, p.R101Q, p.I169T) showed a trend towards reduced responses to IL-10 stimulation, but these differences did not reach statistical significance of p < 0.05 in the HEK293 cell system (Fig. 2A ; Supplementary Fig. 3A ).

Employment-related variables were also important: refugees who were currently working ( p < 0.01) or employed in a job corresponding to their education or skills ( p < 0.05) reported greater use of emotion-focused coping, while those who had received free support in finding a job showed a trend toward higher emotion-focused coping ( p < 0.05).

Sex, histology and tumor grade showed a trend to significance (HR, 1.56; 95% CI 0.99-2.45, p=0.05; HR, 2.08; 95% CI 0.99-4.34, p=0.05 and HR,1.56; 95% CI 0.98-2.49, p=0.06).

In addition, they showed a trend effect for up-regulation of genes implicated in GABA synthesis: GLS (p = 0.050) and GAD1 (p = 0.050) and significant down-regulation of ABAT (p = 0.030) that plays a role in GABA metabolism.

All of them showed a trend of 0–10 cm > 10–20 cm > 20–30 cm > 30–40 cm ( P < 0.05), and the total bacterial abundance increased significantly in all sediment layers.

Group A compared with Group B + C showed a trend (p = 0.05) toward more patients with > 70% of blood glucose levels in the target range (70–180 mg/dL) in the first focus week.

Among the treatment groups, both the P-T and PM-T groups significantly lowered MDA levels (P<0.05), and although the M-T group also showed a trend toward reducing MDA, the difference was not statistically significant compared with the Mod-T group (P>0.05).

Verbal fluency with phonetic facilitation was positively correlated with NEPSY-II Naming scaled score (r = 0.25; p = 0.02) and showed a trend with the response set (r = 0.25; p = 0.05).

Notably, putrescine levels were significantly higher in the probiotic group at both weeks 4 and 8 ( P < 0.05), whereas glycine levels showed a trend toward increase at week 12 ( P = 0.050), following the probiotic-only phase.

In Met, LoDG and MetDG compared to CTRL, hexose showed a trend towards lower levels ( p > 0.05, Fig. 5 ).

The study, which was completed in 2010 (27 patients received minocycline and 25 received placebo), showed a trend toward improved motor scores in incomplete cervical SCI cases in the absence of any serious adverse effects ( P = 0.05) but no improvement in thoracic SCI 49 (ClinicalTrials.gov identifier NCT00559494 ).

Proteomic profiling of EV-treated brains showed that HFD-EVs triggered widespread protein deregulation, which showed a trend of enrichment of several pathways at nominal level with p < 0.05, including activation of lipid catabolism, neurodegeneration-related pathways (e.g., Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease), mitochondrial pathways, acetylation pathways, and insulin secretion regulation (Fig. 3 H; Tables S2 – S3 ).

In addition, has-miR-181c and has-miR-10a showed a trend towards higher expression levels in DCM samples ( P > 0.05).

As a result, the proliferation rate in the treatment group (1.0 μM NaAsO 2 ) was significantly higher at passages 21, 28, and 35 than that in the passage-matched control group (0.0 μM NaAsO 2 ) and showed a trend of increasing passage by passage ( p < 0.05) ( Figure 1 a).

Association of the postoperative hearing and the ChOLE classification The postoperative AC PTA showed a trend towards increasing thresholds with increasing ChOLE stage ( p = 0.05, Fig. 2 a).

Although not passing the strict multiple-testing correction threshold ( P < .005), in the negative control analyses (ie, paternal dyads) (eTable 9 in Supplement 2 ), paternal allele scores showed a trend of positive associations with various offspring NDDs ( P < .05; F1 and SCQ-full at 8 years: β = 1.99E-03, SE = 8.75E-04; M2 and SCQ-RRB at 8 years: β = 3.65E-03, SE = 1.32E-03; M3 and SCQ-RRB at 8 years: β = 5.50E-03, SE = 2.02E-03; F1 and SCQ-SCI at 8 years: β = 2.02E-03, SE = 8.64E-04; M2 and ASQ-LANG at 3 years: β = 2.05E-03, SE = 1.15E-03; and M2 and Children's Communication Checklist–Short Scale at 8 years: β = 3.35E-03, SE = 1.63E-03).

While changes in total protein concentrations were less pronounced ( Figure 4 B), rhesus in particular showed a trend towards decreasing total protein concentrations, with greater decreases than those of cynos or AGMs throughout the disease course (p<0.05).

Infantis showed a trend characterized by a high APC from 2008–2010 (p < 0.05) followed by a lower APC from 2010–2018 (p > 0.05) (see Suppl.

Compared with the CT treatment, DMSO showed a trend towards the decreased mRNA expression of genes PI3KAP1 , MAP3K5 , Fos and BCL2L1 ( Figure 3 A–D, p < 0.05), while PKCOS showed a trend towards the increased expression of genes PI3KAP1 , MAP3K5 and Fos and the restored mRNA expression of BCL2L1 ( p < 0.05).