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The effect of the compounds was non-significant (F 6,252 = 3.41, p = 0.08, Figure 11 B), suggesting a possible trend in differential antennal responses among compounds.

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.

However, for some variables in soybean, mean values in the combined AMF-G + Si treatment were numerically lower than those of AMF-G alone, suggesting a possible trend toward reduced performance when both amendments are applied together.

Patients receiving lower fluid volumes (<0.15 mL/kg/min) had lower overall complication (19% vs 25%) and leak rates (3.2% vs 6.2%); however, these differences did not reach statistical significance, indicating a possible trend toward benefit [ 33 ].

Exploratory subgroup analysis suggested a possible trend toward amplified benefits in major hepatic resections; however, this is based on limited data.

Research on MMOF composites suggests that by 2024‐2025, the number of studies in the literature will be about three times higher than in 2018‐2019, indicating a possible trend for 2026 because this type of materials can impact diverse electrocatalytic factors such as current density, overpotential, and potential, half wave potential and other vital factors which are scrutinized in this review therefore Future electrocatalyst research can focus on assessing the interaction between MMOFs and their partners in MOF composites.

The present study indicated a possible trend for a lower risk of disease progression in patients previously treated with definitive chemoradiotherapy compared with those who received adjuvant chemotherapy; however, this was not statistically significant.

Through the examples described in this article, a possible trend of reduced immune resilience in CMs from Mauritius has emerged in both viral and bacterial infections, with CMs from areas such as Indonesia having a predisposition to being more resilient to severe disease.

Within the sub‐lobar group, segmentectomy appeared to yield OS similar to lobectomy, whereas wedge resection was associated with a possible trend toward reduced survival.

Notably, a variant in ABCC2 (chr10:101578956) demonstrated p = .0742, hinting at a possible trend toward differential distribution.

These findings suggest a possible trend toward increased anastomotic complications following staged reconstruction, but the differences did not reach statistical significance, likely due to the limited sample size.

The findings indicated no significant difference between the two interventions in improving depressive symptoms, response rates, or general psychiatric symptoms, with a possible trend toward fewer adverse events in the HM group.

However, drug use showed a lower P = 0.109, hinting at a possible trend, though it did not reach statistical significance.

Age showed a non-significant inverse association with digital violence ( p = 0.095), indicating a possible trend toward lower risk with increasing age.

Moreover, in our cohort, hormonal suppression with GnRH analogues in patients with central precocious puberty was associated with a possible trend toward improved progression-free survival (PFS) compared with untreated patients.

A nominal between-group difference was detected between healthy controls and the high MSSS group ( p = 0.024; adj p = 0.144, Figure 2 C), indicating a possible trend toward altered microbial composition with greater disease severity.

As a result, the present observations should be interpreted as indicating a possible trend rather than definitive evidence of sex-specific toxicity.

In addition, although the non-squamous subgroup in our analysis showed a borderline result (p=0.064), this finding may still indicate a possible trend toward benefit in non-squamous patients.

The length of hospital stay did not differ significantly ( P =0.057), although the P value was close to the threshold for significance, suggesting a possible trend toward longer hospitalisation after bilateral surgery.

Although the difference did not remain significant after FDR adjustment, the distribution suggested a possible trend toward increased susceptibility to ligament injury in this genotype.

Discussion Our systematic review and meta‐analysis suggest a possible trend between post‐COVID condition and alterations in neurocardiac autonomic function, characterised by a trend toward decreased HRV.

Although the Friedman test approached significance (χ 2 = 9.44, p = 0.051), it did not reach the statistical threshold, suggesting a possible trend toward regional variability.

Despite these caveats, the direction and consistency of effect estimates across multiple analytic approaches (HR range: 2.19–2.86) suggest a possible trend toward inferior survival in the (C)RT-based group.

The Shannon index, however, showed a near-significant increase in the experimental group and a decrease in the control group, suggesting a possible trend toward improved microbial richness with physical activity.

2 B, in the NOR test, the exploration preference index of the MSC group and the TIIA-MSC group for new objects was numerically greater than that of the 3×Tg group, indicating a possible trend toward improved recognition memory.