a nonsignificant trendP =0.32
We noted a nonsignificant trend toward less increase in LV mass in the vitamin D arm ( P =0.32).
We noted a nonsignificant trend toward less increase in LV mass in the vitamin D arm ( P =0.32).
In the analysis in which we stratified the association between changes in cardiac structure/function and vitamin D by baseline LVH status and fish oil randomization, there were 2 statistically borderline significant associations, and neither favored vitamin D supplementation (Table S4 ).
There was a nominally significant difference in the change in LV end‐diastolic diameter between the vitamin D and placebo groups.