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“a numerical trend”

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In the severe hypoalbuminemia cohort (baseline serum albumin ≤2.8 g/dL), a numerical trend toward improved survival was observed with albumin supplementation; however, this effect did not attain statistical significance(HR 0.80, 95%CI 0.41–1.58) ( Figure 3 ). 5 Discussion In the propensity score-matched cohort of SIMI patients with comparable baseline albumin levels (mean 2.8 g/dL in both groups; p = 0.142), albumin administration demonstrated no mortality benefit across all evaluated endpoints: 28-day, 60-day, and 90-day mortality, as well as in-hospital mortality.
There was a numerical trend where women generally reported higher agreement with positive statements about MHT, such as “menopause‐associated symptoms have significantly improved,” and neutral statements about MHT, such as “treatment has improved my symptoms, but I worry about the long‐term risks,” compared with negative statements about MHT, such as “treatment has caused side effects” (Table S7 ).
Finally, there was a numerical trend such that subjects were more successful in reaching agreements with the unfair agent than with the fair agent ( M fair = 60%, SE = 4%; M unfair = 75% points, SE = 3%), but this effect did not reach significance ( Z = 1.07, n.s.).
Using Cognitive Agents to Train Negotiation Skills.
Front Psychol · 2018 · PMC5835330