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onally, within each of the symptomatic groups, the results showed a tendency towards higher severity scores in females, which could be attributed to the better coping mechanisms that have been reported in male athletes. 41 Furthermore, though not significant, the findings from the present study showed a trend towards decreased symptom severity correlating with a greater ankle dorsiflexion range and a more pronated foot, especially in women, as these findings had a moderate correlation, though not significant (r = -0.525; p = 0.181).
Correlations with final infarct volumes in the early 0–6 h time window were r = 0.43 ( p = 0.002) for the CNN and r = 0.58 ( p < 0.001) for CTP-RAPID. Computed tomography perfusion-RAPID showed a trend for more accurate volume estimates (slope 0.9 vs. 0.4 for the CNN) as shown ( Figures 2 and 3 ).
In contrast to the genistein-only treatment in our study, exercise (HFD + Exe) showed a trend of preventing the HFD-induced decline in gut microbial richness (Observed OTUs and Faith’s PD); however, when measuring the relative abundance and evenness of the species present (Shannon Diversity index), the gut microbiota diversity difference disappeared.
The T4 mutants showed a trend similar to that of the T7 mutants (Figure 4A ), in that the ability of the phages to kill the host cells became weaker (the killing time increased from 80 min to 250 min) as the number of transfers increased; however, a high percentage (25%) of the mutants showed an increased ability to kill cells (killing time <115 min) compared with WT T4 (Figure 4A ).
However, the conclusion of the adverse effect of maternal infection on asthma and eczema should be treated with caution for that maternal chorioamnionitis and respiratory infection during pregnancy showed a trend toward increased ORs but did not reach significant difference statistically.
ORR was significantly lower, however, and PFS showed a trend toward a shorter duration in peritoneal dissemination, suggesting that patients with peritoneal dissemination in DGC may not achieve comparable treatment efficacy to those without peritoneal dissemination, even in the first-line setting.