“a near significant trend”

In all performed statistical methods, significant differences were declared at p ≤ 0.05, while the probability 0.05 < p ≤ 0.10 was considered as a near significant trend. 3.

Prior to zinc supplementation, individuals classified as ZD in serum zinc showed a near significant trend towards reduced CD69 expression on total cILCs as well as on cILC1 and cILC3.

Preliminary evidence for altered TBI pathobiology in experimental polytrauma came from mouse model featuring controlled cortical impact (CCI) combined with femoral fracture with hemorrhagic shock, with the investigators reporting a near significant trend towards elevated reactive astrocyte density in the ipsilateral hippocampus of polytrauma mice compared to CCI only mice at 4 days post-injury [ 84 ].

Finally, Individual‐PC2 is not predicted by treatment or subspecies, but we found a near significant trend that females tend to have lower PC2 scores, indicative of fewer flybys of the exemplar coupled with increased duetting (rather than individual solo songs) when responding to playback ( p = .06, Table 2 ). 3.3.

(2005), showed a near significant trend of the association of improved pain control and larger distance between isocenters, our analysis did not corroborate these findings [ 25 ].

A near significant trend towards higher sexual concerns in participants who had reproductive cancers confirms previous research ( 68 , 133 , 135 , 136 ), and is deserved of further investigation.

This downregulation in protein coding gene abundance is conserved and statistically significant at 0-, 1-, and 2- hours before continuing as a near significant trend at 4- and 24- hours.

In addition, there was a near significant trend for a correlation between the change in HbO 2 in the left pSTS-TPJ region in response to the manual action condition and the Mullen fine motor percentile rank score ( r = 0.40, P = 0.055, 2-tailed) and the quality of grasp ( r = 0.405, P = 0.085, 2-tailed) during the Manual Dexterity task.

In both cases, there were strong inverse correlations in the control group (significant in the case of contiguity and a near significant trend with PNN density) whereas these correlations were weak and non-significant in the running group (Fig. 3 g,h).