“a possible trend”

This suggests a possible trend in which higher perceived barriers may be associated with the increased likelihood of not getting tested, but the evidence is not strong enough to draw firm conclusions. 7.

These findings raise the hypothesis of a possible trend wherein patients undergoing multiple hip arthroplasty revisions tend to be younger.

10 Although age was not a statistically significant predictor in our multivariate model, the observed effect size and confidence interval suggest a possible trend that may become more evident in larger samples.

Although a possible trend of lower diagnostic accuracy was noted in older patients, the limited sample size precluded a formal statistical analysis of this association, indicating that ChatGPT‐4.0's performance diminishes with increasing patient age [ 10 ].

There remains a note of caution amongst the optimism though, with several post hoc analyses of GLP1-RA trials in HFrEF identifying a possible trend towards increased risk of heart failure hospitalizations and arrhythmias 203–205 in patients with EF < 40%, and this needs further interrogation.

Conversely, the expression levels of IFN-γ and TGF-β exhibited a moderate but non-significant increase ( P = 0.1347 and P = 0.0711, respectively), indicating a possible trend toward immune modulation.

Although the difference was not statistically significant, it suggests a possible trend that needs further confirmation in larger studies.

Although the difference in dislocation rate between the FB and DM groups was not statistically significant ( p = 0.673), the relative risk of dislocation in the DM group was 0.50, suggesting a possible trend toward reduced dislocation risk ( Table 4 ).

While only a portion of the studies ( n = 4) could be pooled, this analysis suggests a possible trend of increasing hypertension among highly annoyed groups when compared with not annoyed or moderately and not annoyed groups.

The medium-dose group showed a possible trend of reduced hippocampal atrophy, which requires further exploration and validation in clinical trials.

While this suggested a possible trend toward increased hemorrhagic stroke with aripiprazole, it did not reach statistical significance and event counts were low.

The level of amputation approached marginal significance ( p ≈ 0.10), suggesting a possible trend toward more severe outcomes in the non-MR group.

It should be noted that the results of this comparison can only indicate a possible trend, as the number of samples for the porcine tissue was too small.

23 Therefore, while the result suggests a possible trend toward improved early recovery with liposomal bupivacaine, it should be interpreted with caution and may not represent a clinically perceptible benefit to patients.

When observing the health outcomes within month one, a possible trend can be seen, namely that users with a “good start” tend to have “good results.” The interviews resulted in care track, individual, and context factors of nonadherence.

Family history in first-degree relatives approached significance (aOR = 1.90; p =0.067), indicating a possible trend toward increased risk, though larger sample sizes are needed to confirm this.

Similarly, Saudi Arabia with a broader range of antibiotic families with intermediate to high percentages in the resistant category—particularly carbapenems, cephalosporins, and polymyxins—reflecting a possible trend of multidrug resistance.

While the overall difference across stroke subtypes was statistically significant ( p < 0.001), the higher SDAF prevalence in ESUS compared to large-artery stroke did not reach statistical significance ( p = 0.08), suggesting a possible trend.

Although not statistically significant ( p = 0.46), the observed difference suggests a possible trend toward an increase in glycogen level in the SL group.

6.3 mm in G2; P = 0.046), suggesting a possible trend worth exploring in future studies.

0.06–0.15 in controls/overweight) with a p -value approaching significance ( p = 0.076), suggesting a possible trend toward higher systemic inflammation in obesity.

Although no statistically significant changes were observed in the SRS-2 total score, a small to moderate effect size was identified, suggesting a possible trend warranting further investigation.

Interestingly, no significant association was found between obesity and self-reported depression, particularly among female university students, although the results suggested a possible trend.

There could be a possible trend in the results visible, but further study on a larger women’s group is needed.

With limited data, we could only infer a possible trend toward longer survivorship with stemmed tibial fixation in reTAA.