a favorable trendp = 0.0816
Although the difference among the three groups did not reach statistical significance, a favorable trend was observed ( p = 0.0816), consistent with the findings from the primary analysis (Table 3 ).
Although the difference among the three groups did not reach statistical significance, a favorable trend was observed ( p = 0.0816), consistent with the findings from the primary analysis (Table 3 ).
Furthermore, although not reaching statistical significance in the multivariable analysis, the P group showed a trend toward a higher cumulative pregnancy rate (97.4%) compared with the COCP (86.0%) and control groups (85.0%) ( p = 0.090), whereas no significant difference was observed in the cumulative live birth rate (CLBR) among the groups.
Although cumulative live birth rate (CLBR) did not reach statistical significance, a trend toward higher CLBR was observed in the P group (87.0%) compared to COCP (72.0%) and control (75.2%).