“a possible trend”

Traditionally, the RSI is considered to suggest a downward trend below 30 and an upward trend above 70 [ 15 ]; therefore, these thresholds were used to indicate a possible trend.

In any case, these correlations are not statistically significant, and we consider them at best as indicative of a possible trend.

Although the difference did not reach statistical significance, it suggests a possible trend toward reduced severe POLF with PG.

There definitely appears to be a possible trend for increased incidence of thyroid disorders in people with MS and this may increase with the usage of few disease modifying agents.

There was a possible trend towards a higher probability of aggressive responses when the weight difference was large ( figure 3a,b ); however, this was entirely driven by two interactions between the same dyad.

Although none of the individual predictors reached statistical significance in the regression model, the near‐significant association between diabetes duration and EAT‐Lancet Diet Index suggests a possible trend.

The B-ALL1 aptamer displayed no significant competition with epratuzumab for CD22, although a possible trend was observed ( Figure 5 E).

Body-image disturbance scores were slightly lower in women without dysfunction (1.4 ± 0.5) compared with those with dysfunction (1.6 ± 0.5), with a borderline p -value ( p = 0.065), suggesting a possible trend toward more negative body image among those with poorer sexual outcomes.

For instance, a possible trend in risk across ordered groups can be investigated.

Across these trials, the use of a tourniquet did not reduce thromboembolic events or systemic complications, but was associated with higher early thigh pain, quadriceps dysfunction, and a possible trend towards increased wound complications.

There was however, a possible trend towards a Th1 response in the first 24 h post-infestation, followed by down regulation of Th1 responses at 48 h post infestation ( Harrington et al., 2010a ).

Although no significant differences were detected in BDNF concentration among the revealed clusters ( p = 0.2175), a possible trend was observed, with the highest BDNF levels observed for Cl1 ( Figure 4 A), which is the cluster with the best diet quality (9.9 ± 3.6 ng/mL in Cl1 vs. 9.4 ± 3.9 ng/mL in Cl2 vs. 8.6 ± 3.3 ng/mL in Cl3, respectively).

Because of these factors, green NP synthesis utilizing plant extracts is developing as a possible trend in green chemistry due to the ease of availability, affordability, and biocompatibility.

However, this p-value, being close to the conventional significance threshold (α = 0.05), suggests a possible trend in growth rate variation depending on the culture medium.

Although not statistically significant, the higher proportion of open ADAMTS-13 conformation in group 2, where biological remission between episodes was less frequently observed, may suggest a possible trend toward an association between a more persistent open conformation during remission and a higher risk of relapse, which warrants further investigation in larger cohorts. 3.3 Association between normal ADAMTS-13 activity (≥50 IU/dL) and ADAMTS-13 conformation Further, we investigated the risk of relapse in patients with complete ADAMTS-13 remission (ie, activity of ≥50 IU/dL), by comparing ADAMTS-13 conformation from samples of patients of both groups.

There appeared to be a possible trend in more nodes harvested and shorter operative times with the dual-console system, though further studies with higher number of patients and in different communities may be able to determine if this is just an anomaly or if there is any significance to it.

The authors noted a possible trend of reduction in complications with newer robotic-assisted THA systems such as Mako and improved surgical technique.

They also concluded that combining multiple modalities for accurate and effective depression analysis is a possible trend in future research.

A possible trend is seen for KDM5A alterations, appearing in patients with high predicted probability of response but absent in those with low predicted probability.

In the present study, the results we obtained did not indicate a possible trend of low, medium or high levels because the results presented variations at all concentrations of the micro-organisms quantified.

The PhonProb x Cond interaction was not significant [F(1,23) = 0.187, p adj = 1.000], however, a possible trend towards a three-way PhonProb × Cond × ROI interaction [F(1,23) = 8.568, p adj = 0.112] is observed (Fig. 5a ).

Our research findings, while not conclusive in the LOR population, suggest a possible trend that long follicular-phase protocol may offer certain advantages over antagonist and PPOS protocols in key experimental parameters.

This result indicates a possible trend toward DMFS benefits in favor of the IART group.

Several observational studies revealed a possible trend wherein elderly patients might be associated with a lower rate of freedom from AF and a higher rate of safety outcomes than younger patients [ 6 , 38 ], which meant that ablation outcomes between elderly and younger AF patients remain poorly understood.

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.