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1 , 2 ) and that there is a possible trend towards decreased biomechanical strength upon priming (Fig. 3 d).

3 AE rates appeared lower in the ultralow-dose RTX group without statistical significance, suggesting a possible trend.

Although the hazard ratio (HR 7.07; 95% CI, 0.74–68.01; P = 0.090) did not reach statistical significance, it suggests a possible trend toward increased risk with denosumab [ 3 , 4 ].

No statistically significant benefit was observed for sudden cardiac death (ARR=0.022, NNT=45), though the point estimate suggests a possible trend.

Although there was no statistical significance observed in the SSS and FSS components of the BCTQ, there was a larger mean reduction in in both of components in the treatment group, suggesting a possible trend towards symptom control and functional improvement.

There is a possible trend of an improvement of mean change of BCVA from 1 to 12 months after surgery, except at 6 months (Figure 2 ).

Numerical reductions in cholesterol and triglycerides suggest a possible trend toward improved lipid metabolism, although these changes were not statistically significant and less pronounced than lipid-targeted probiotics such as Lactobacillus acidophilus (( Al-Sagan et al., 2020 ; Alaqil et al., 2020 ; Sarangi et al., 2016 ; Silva et al., 2018 ).

In this cohort, the average age for IOL fixation cases was in the 60s in every year, suggesting a possible trend toward younger patients undergoing the procedure.

380 min, p = 0.058), indicating a possible trend.

The pooled analysis showed an SMD of − 0.29 (95% CI: − 0.63 to 0.04), and the difference did not reach statistical significance ( P = 0.087), suggesting a possible trend toward improvement in AST levels with exercise interventions, although the evidence remains insufficient (Fig. 5 ).

Isolated cases showed a possible trend toward stronger staining at depth, but this did not reach significance.

However, a reduction in aortic-specific mortality in the post-Rota group approached statistical significance ( P = .052), suggesting a possible trend towards improved aortic-related outcomes following implementation of the Aortic Rota.

These findings suggest a possible trend towards more favorable histological grades in surgically treated patients; however, the small sample size precludes drawing any statistically significant conclusions ( Table 4 ). 4.

Daytime sleepiness was not significantly associated with injuries among females ( p = 0.148), although the effect size suggested a possible trend (OR = 1.47, 95% CI: 0.86–2.51; φ = 0.10) ( Table 3 ).

Although gender differences did not reach statistical significance ( p = 0.117), males exhibited a higher proportion of obesity (22.1%) compared with females (13.4%), suggesting a possible trend toward greater risk in boys.

Although our findings do not suggest that hypermobility is strongly associated with overall changes in pain frequency after MBS, they do indicate a possible trend: Participants with hypermobility tended to maintain their lower extremity pain levels postoperatively, whereas pain in these areas decreased in the group without hypermobility.

Finally, our data has identified a possible trend that patients with IBD are more likely to have a negative MRI SIJ and hence require spinal imaging for diagnosis of axSpA, but this needs further investigation and validation in larger axSpA cohorts before application in clinical practice, as this was only demonstrated in a small, post-hoc exploratory analysis.

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.

COPy results similarly showed no significant differences across phases, with the largest deviation occurring during the front squat descent (F(2,11) = 3.29, p = 0.056, ηp 2 = 0.23), approaching significance and suggesting a possible trend toward increased antero–posterior sway in the forefoot-elevated condition.

However, subsequent pairwise comparisons did not yield any significant differences between individual groups, indicating a possible trend that did not achieve conclusive significance.

However, a small, marginally significant improvement in sway area was found post-intervention (T2) for the intervention group (Std β = −0.07; p = 0.050), indicating a possible trend towards reduction in sway area ( Table 3 and Table 4 , and Figure 2 d).

It may also indicate a possible trend toward benefit with trimetazidine and allopurinol, although the study was not powered to establish statistical significance.

However, the likelihood ratio test ( p = 0.014) suggested a possible trend.

This finding suggests a possible trend that needs to be investigated into more in larger groups to find out if this variant might be linked to a more risk of breast cancer.

However, numerically higher TAC and lower MDA values were observed in birds reared under low stocking density, indicating a possible trend toward improved oxidative balance. 3.5.