a statistical trendp = 0.068
However, this was not statistically significant, only showing a statistical trend in CERT ( p = 0.068).
However, this was not statistically significant, only showing a statistical trend in CERT ( p = 0.068).
Remarkably, opposite effects of variables could also be observed, e.g., for gender and rheumatoid factor, although these effects did not reach statistical significance as demonstrated in Table 2 .
Whereas a lower RF showed a trend to associate with a smaller risk of ineffectiveness in ABA and TOC, the opposite was seen in CERT, whereas the rest of the aTNF did not show a distinct direction of effect.