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The “Abrahangs Only” group showed a positive trend with a mean increase of 2.5% and a median 3.1% increase ( p = 0.1216; Fig. 3 B).

No significant associations were detected in younger age groups after adjustment, although a positive trend was noted in those aged 30–39 (β = 0.0250; p = 0.1225).

There was a positive trend between the intake of whole milk and the serum 25(OH)D concentration ( r = 0.116, p = 0.127).

Last, we found a positive trend for the physical trainers between anterior cingulate cortex from T1 to T3 and VO 2 Max at maximal T2 ( p = 0.13) as well as a negative trend for the physical trainers between anterior cingulate cortex from T1 to T3 and RPE from T1 to T3 ( p = 0.11).

The observed richness across years indicated a weak signal of temporal increase but was inconclusive ( p = 0.17), while Ω indicated slightly more support for a positive trend ( p = 0.13 ; figure 4 i,j ).

Although not statistically significant, elevated after-treatment metabolic index levels demonstrated a positive trend correlating with both OS( P = 0.13; Figure S7B) and RFS( P = 0.1; Figure S7D) improvement.

In step 2 MR, a standard deviation increase in plasma C-terminal COL6A3 levels increased CAD risk in males (OR = 1.63, 95% CI: 1.34–1.98, P = 1.26 × 10 −6 ), whereas females showed a positive trend (OR = 1.18, 95% CI: 0.95–1.46, P = 0.13) (Extended Data Fig. 3c and Supplementary Table 17 ).

The correlation between DFS and disease recurrence after cCR did not reach statistical significance, although it did show a positive trend (mDFS in patients recurring after cCR: 357.0 days vs. mDFS in patients not recurring after cCR: 712.0 days, P = .13).

4 ) revealed a positive trend in OS when BW gain was observed at 3 weeks (11.8 vs. 6.3 months, p = 0.1308), and OS significantly improved when BW gain was observed at 12 weeks (14.9 vs. 6.8 months, p = 0.0285).

Besides, we found a negative trend for PACAP-38 and erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) ( n = 25, p = 0.0833, r = −0.3531), urinary total protein (UTP) ( n = 23, p = 0.0522, r = −0.4191) and serum kappa/lambda ratio (KLR) above 1.65 ( n = 18, p = 0.1144, r = −0.3849), but there was a positive trend with KLR below 0.26 ( n = 8, p = 0.1323, r = 0.5952).

The results showed that there was a positive trend in subordinate animals (Dominant; r= .1360, P=.1385 ;Middle-ranked: r= -.08568 ,P=.3521 ;Subordinate:. r= .2017, P=.0272 Fig 5g ). 3.2.4.

Socioeconomic and social factors (k = 4) [ 79 , 80 , 81 , 82 ] showed a positive trend ( p = 0.139), but no statistically significant association was observed.

A positive trend for HF (coefficient=0.018, p=0.14) corresponded to a 1.9% increased relative risk per percentage point increase in PVC burden, explaining 9.1% of heterogeneity, whereas a borderline significant relationship for stroke (coefficient=0.03, p=0.06) indicated an approximate 3.1% increase, with PVC burden accounting for 100% of the variance.

Although the reduction in IL‐21 levels (ΔIL‐21) showed a positive trend with the reduction in Tph cell frequency (ΔTph), this correlation did not reach statistical significance ( r 2 = 0.1047, p = 0.1418, Figure S6 ).

In the OS univariate model, none of the covariates reached conventional statistical significance, although UICC stage showed a positive trend (β = 0.62; P = 0.142), which remained directionally consistent after CR2-robust variance correction (p_CR2 = 0.176).

Correlation analysis revealed significant positive association between overall survival and percentage of predicted antiviral T cells ( p = 0.0362) as well as combined antiviral and antitumor T cells ( p = 0.0493), while antitumor TCRs showed a positive trend ( p = 0.1455) (Fig. 5I ).

Although Total PDS shows a positive trend in the prediction plot, its effect was not statistically significant in the regression model ( p = 0.146).

However in their study Hill et al [5] even found a positive trend (p = 0.15) for left hand 2D:4D suggesting a high digit ratio to predict high VO2max.

In their case–control analyses, the authors found a positive trend in risk for testicular cancer by serum perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) using the first samples ( p = 0.15 ) and a more marked monotonic positive trend ( p = 0.009 ) when analyzing second samples, after adjusting for other PFAS.

Positive changes were observed in happiness (PODCI-Happiness scale, p = 0.06), and psychological distress showed a positive trend (YP-CORE, p = 0.15), indicating a potential short-term benefit in emotional well-being.

Screen time showed a positive trend with the NMR CVD score in COPSAC2010 at age 10 years (0.06 [−0.02 to 0.13], P =0.15) and was significantly associated in COPSAC2000 at age 18 years (0.07 [0.01–0.13], P =0.017) in adjusted models (Table 2 ).

The N1 difference wave showed a positive trend with accuracy (r = 0.302, p = 0.151), indicating that larger neural differentiation between conditions (more negative for Different than Same) was weakly associated with better performance.

Although a positive trend was observed over time, the main effect of time did not reach statistical significance (F(3,325) = 1.76, p = 0.1546).

Although the AUC of calcium signals also displayed a positive trend relative to the score, this association did not reach statistical significance (r = 0.4598, p = 0.1547; Fig. 3 G). 4.4.

Even though this showed a positive trend, no statistically significant association with the Poisson regression was found (IRR = 1.002; p = 0.157; dispersion = 0.46; p = 1.00).