“a possible trend”

We therefore interpret it with caution, as it suggests a possible trend but lacks sufficient validity for clinical use or generalization without further longitudinal research.

These findings suggest a possible trend, but no clear association between living arrangement or primary care access and cancer stage at diagnosis was identified.

However, OD values in the BOL-treated groups were numerically like those observed for the positive control (PC), particularly for Staphylococcus aureus , suggesting a possible trend toward reduced biofilm formation compared to the negative control (NC).

According to our dataset, HER2 3+ and Luminal B subtypes were more frequently observed among patients with a residual tumour, suggesting a possible trend that did not achieve statistical significance.

The lower expression of CNP in BrS patients suggests a possible trend toward down-regulation of this peptide, even if it is not statistically significant.

This finding was consistent with the untransformed data, suggesting a possible trend but no statistically significant association.

In the subgroup with SCD, 25.0% were A+, and 5.3% were A + T+, compared to 14.8% and 3.8% among cognitively normal individuals, respectively suggesting a possible trend toward increased pathological burden in individuals with subjective complaints, although this should be interpreted cautiously due to the small sample size (Figure S4 ).

Though these numbers are low, they suggest a possible trend toward increased coverage of climate change in these journals.

Our findings suggest that TP53 SNP carriers may have a comparable or even better prognosis than TP53 wild-type patients, despite some recent studies indicating a possible trend toward worse OS probability in patients with TP53 P72R [ 21 , 22 ].

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

Nonetheless, the curves suggested a possible trend toward reduced survival in the rejection group at later timepoints, which may reflect limited sample size.

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.

However, the point estimates for high-risk and competitive activity suggest a possible trend toward increased injury risk that may warrant further investigation in larger populations.

These figures indicate a possible trend of antibiotic overprescription in unvaccinated COVID-19 patients, even in the absence of bacterial infection.

The item “thoughts of being better off dead or self-harm” approached significance ( p = 0.059), indicating a possible trend toward increased ideation in the unemployed group.

Heart rate also did not significantly predict HEP amplitude ( b = −0.03, p = 0.17), though the direction of the effect suggests a possible trend toward lower HEP amplitudes at higher heart rates.

Although lower, the CVI was not significantly different in cCSC and fellow eyes compared with controls (38.14 ± 5.55%, 37.23 ± 6.41%, and 40.65 ± 3.53%, respectively; P = 0.066), indicating a possible trend toward a lower CVI.

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.

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

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

The Breusch–Pagan test ( p = 0.09) was slightly below the conventional 0.1 threshold, suggesting a possible trend toward heteroskedasticity, although not statistically strong.

While the observed differences are consistent with previous reports, the current findings should be viewed as indicative of a possible trend, rather than conclusive results.

Additionally, the DASH diet showed a possible trend of decreasing calcium oxalate supersaturation ( 10 ).

In the unadjusted analysis, overweight individuals (BMI 25–29.9 kg/m 2 ) had an OR of 1.22 (95% CI: 0.65–2.31; p = 0.538), and obese individuals (BMI ⩾30 kg/m2) had an OR of 2.10 (95% CI: 0.87–5.06; p = 0.100), suggesting a possible trend toward increased dementia risk.

Results show a possible trend where participants appear to be more focused on the animation in VR.