a borderline significant trendp = 0.089
A borderline significant trend was observed for current smokers ( p = 0.089) and patient with short bowel syndrome ( p = 0.059). 4.
A borderline significant trend was observed for current smokers ( p = 0.089) and patient with short bowel syndrome ( p = 0.059). 4.
Smoking status, usually associated with vitamin C deficiency since it increases the turnover of ascorbic acid, [ 18 , 19 , 20 ], failed to reach significance in the subgroup receiving 125 mg of vitamin C ( p = 0.089) probably for the same reasons or because of the adjustment in the intravenous intake of vitamin C after the previous screening.