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The level of total cholesterol appears to be higher with higher PFOA plasma levels with a borderline significant p value for trend.

There were no FWE-corrected significant findings in SZ individuals or healthy controls, but the activation patterns had the same direction in all diagnostic groups for the most significant voxel in the total sample ( Figure S1 ), and there were only nominally significant results in amygdala for the AA/AG>GG contrast and none for the opposite contrast (GG>AA/AG) in any of the groups ( Table 1 ).

The average levels of MEHP, MiBP, MEP, sum of DBP, sum of low MW, and sum of all metabolites showed an increasing trend with BMI.

Eight SNPs showed a trend for association with the respective STEMI ECG indices.

For both stages, P -values between the Bonferroni threshold and 0.05 were considered as a suggestive trend.

Post hoc comparisons showed that after rTMS over the right PT the right ear advantage was significantly reduced compared with sham ( t (13) = 2.83, p = .014, d = 0.76) and left PT stimulation ( t (13) = 1.87, p = .08, d = 0.50), although the latter only showed a trend (see Figure 2A ).

However, we found that sma-9(wk55) and unc-119(ed4) actually have a slightly smaller volume than wild-type during L1 arrest ( Figure 6 ), and these differences are nominally significant ( Table 3 ).

Statistical analysis of regression coefficients indicates that these differences in shape are highly significant ( Table 4 ).

dorsalis within core- Notamacropus rejected only at modest significance levels (P values from 0.079–0.334).

Yolk androstenedione concentration was almost significantly higher in the experimental hens, whereas yolk corticosterone concentration was unaffected.

We found the same trend for a dose-response association between BMI and UF risk, and this effect was marginally significant for women with hysterectomy-confirmed UF in separate analyses.

Highly significant correlations between the environments indicated a good reproducibility of experiments ( Table S2 ).

However, no significant differences between the groups for the diastolic blood pressure measurements were observed, together with a strong trend for systolic blood pressure.

The effect for the systolic blood pressure, F (1, 28) = 4.04, p = .054, approached significance, however.

One group, consisting of PtCSD1.1, PtCSD2s and PtCCSs , showed a clear trend of lower transcript abundance in GS transgenics than in the wild type during drought.

3 ), but there was a marginally nonsignificant trend for an interaction between line and the rater's level of previous experience with nonhuman primates ( Table 3a ), which suggested a tendency for father-offspring trials to be slightly easier than mother-offspring trials, particularly for inexperienced subjects.

Excluding these allows the estimate for the intercept in the overall sample to be examined and revealed that the intercept was both positive and highly significant ( Table 2 , Fig. 2 ), as might be expected given the pattern of individual t-tests described in the Methods .

Neither of these unexpected and marginally significant results has a clear biological explanation, thus we decline from further speculation about their cause.

(D) Bonferroni-adjusted SigClust p-values are highly significant (6 tests), indicating that all pairwise comparisons of the gene expression patterns in the four clusters are statistically significantly different.

When comparing response rate of SOT recipients with controls, several studies showed a clear trend to a less pronounced response in SOT recipients with overall a 10% to 16% lower response rate in SOT recipients ( Figure 6 , 7 , 8 ).

The Nottingham Prognostic Index ( Figure 3E and F ) or tumor size ( Figure 3G and H ) showed a trend only towards correlation with CIN4 signature or with DNA index.

Rivastigmine (0.5 mg/kg) reduced MPO in the colon by about 40% but this did not quite reach statistical significance.

In addition clinicians with a diploma qualification had lower knowledge, with borderline significance in the adjusted analysis.

Genome-wide association studies have demonstrated highly significant associations between polymorphisms in IL-23 pathway genes, notably IL-23R, to a number of chronic inflammatory disorders, including inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) [2] , psoriasis [3] , and ankylosing spondylitis [4] .

The inclusion of other covariates to the model that were associated with survival in the univariable analysis (age, TNM stage, ER status in addition to HI and p53 mutation status) yielded a borderline significant association for both HI (HR = 0.62, 95% CI: 0.38 to 1.02 for dying from breast cancer with increasing HI) and tumor p53 status (HR = 1.95, 95% CI: 0.93 to 4.1 for a p53 mutation carrier vs. non-carrier) with disease-specific survival, suggesting that these two variables are likely independent predictors of survival in larger studies.