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Oxygen for Intermediate Risk Pulmonary Embolism (AIR) trial, fixed-dose supplemental oxygen was compared with ambient air in normoxic patients with APE but with RV dysfunction on echocardiography; there was a nonsignificant trend toward improvement in the RV to LV ratio—a measure of RV dysfunction—with supplemental oxygen.

Although ERM was not included in the clustering analysis due to the lack of an automated quantitative assessment, its prevalence confirmed its relevance in the morphological changes involving DME eyes and its distribution across clusters showed a trend towards a higher frequency in eyes with more advanced structural disorganization.

Although the current study demonstrated highly significant statistical associations between postoperative C-reactive protein (CRP) levels and delirium incidence, the analysis remains observational.

A clear trend is evident towards less frequent use of pain medication and lower doses in the block group compared to the control group with the exception of oxycodone.

Both covariates are highly significant; however, HbA1c portends a higher risk.

Short-term results (within one week) indicated a positive trend in favor of ozonated water, but the meta-analytic estimates were not statistically significant.

The global prevalence of IBD is estimated at approximately 3.9 million females and 3.0 million males, with an increasing trend observed in both developed and developing countries [ 3 ].

The AAMRs depicted an increasing trend across most groups from 1999 to the 2013–2015 period, followed by a subsequent decline until 2020.

Although re-administration of PN injections showed a significant trend toward reduced NSAID use for up to six months, this effect was not observed between six and 12 months, and neither single-cycle nor re-administration of PN injections demonstrated favorable outcomes in terms of reducing antidepressant prescriptions.

Similarly, an increasing trend was observed for diabetes mellitus and endocrine disorders in this age group, with deaths increasing by 23.3 (95% CI: 15.0–31.6) per 100,000 people per year in females and 21.3 (95% CI: 11.3–31.3) per 100,000 people per year in males.

Dislocations Dislocation rates were a frequently reported outcome, with a clear trend emerging.

In subgroup analysis by tumor size in each tumor type, a numerical trend toward improved RFS was observed in patients with tumors ≤3 cm than those with tumors >3 cm ( Supplementary Figure S1A,B ).

Our findings suggest a significant trend between childhood trauma and suicidal thoughts, which strengthens the evidence that adverse childhood experiences are a critical risk factor for SITB adolescents.

There was also a trend toward significance between childhood trauma and suicidal thoughts.

Furthermore, our baseline contingency analyses revealed significantly greater use of alcohol and sedatives, and a strong trend toward increased stimulant use, among participants with ASRS ≥ 14.

Age, systolic blood pressure, complex CSCR, and foveal choroidal thickness were found to be significant or borderline significant in univariate analysis and were considered important confounding factors.

In our study, eyes with cluster PHS showed a trend of high prevalence of venous dilation and CVH, although the differences did not reach statistical significance.

Pairwise comparison showed that PR had longer injury to onboard intervals than FR, but this only approached significance on post hoc testing (ρ = 0.061).

Migraine was associated with a trend towards lower QoL (β = −3.1, p = 0.058), suggesting a possible additional burden that did not quite reach statistical significance.

In contrast, patients managed with passive insulation alone did not show a clear trend of intraoperative rewarming until after 450 min.

Although no statistically significant differences were observed, the study showed a clear trend toward improved glycemic control and more efficient insulin use in the CGM group compared to standard POC monitoring.

Pairs of variants showing nominally significant interactions in the LRT were further analyzed with generalized linear models.

While some participants show a clear trend toward improvement, this is not the case for all.

Observer Scar Assessment Scale and patient satisfaction scores did not significantly differ across flap types or sex; however, the hemi-KF group showed a trend toward better outcomes, and female patients reported higher PSAS scores.

Tumor invasion depth (HR = 1.30, 95% CI: 0.99–1.72, p = 0.062) and increased intraoperative blood loss (HR = 1.01 per mL, 95% CI: 1.00–1.02, p = 0.072) also showed a trend toward association.