Although the Modified Little’s Irregularity Index (LII) did not differ significantly between the groups, the intervention group showed a slight decrease in maxillary LII and a slight increase in mandibular LII, suggesting a possible trend toward improved anterior alignment stability in the maxilla.
The DW PE samples had the highest median rating of 3.5, suggesting a possible trend toward improved perception, though this was not statistically supported.
Although these results may indicate a possible trend of activity, they should not be interpreted as evidence of antiviral efficacy.
In addition, the greater downgaze deviation observed in the BLR-derived CET group showed only borderline statistical significance (p = 0.050), suggesting a possible trend toward more pronounced pattern-related deviation that should be interpreted cautiously given the limited sample size.
The C/T genotype was associated with a positive effect ( β = 3.67), although this did not reach statistical significance at the 0.05 level ( p = 0.066), suggesting a possible trend.
Additionally, although not statistically significant, a higher frequency of the T allele and AT/TT genotypes was observed among smokers compared to non-smokers, indicating a possible trend that warrants further investigation in larger cohorts.
However, the clear separation observed in the Kaplan–Meier curve between patients with and without OH suggests a possible trend toward a higher risk of this outcome among patients with symptomatic OH.
By contrast, lipocalin-2 did not show significant correlations, although borderline values for ER and PR suggested a possible trend.
Conclusion Although not statistically significant, our findings suggest a possible trend where Black or African American/Other patients had lower ppFEV1 at the time of biologic initiation, indicating an opportunity for earlier interventions.
Icterus on examination was more frequent in malignant lesions (25.0%) than benign lesions (7.1%), approaching significance but not meeting the cut-off (p=0.06), suggesting a possible trend toward greater biliary obstruction or advanced disease in malignant cases.
Here, the hazard ratio above 1 suggests a possible trend toward worse outcomes with high expression, but the wide confidence interval crossing 1.0 and the high p -value indicate substantial uncertainty.
Moreover, the fact that some male students were classified as low strength despite relatively high absolute values suggests a possible trend of declining muscular fitness among younger males.
The estimated coefficient for children with a normal BMI was – 0.84 ( p = 0.28), thus suggesting a possible trend toward a lower probability of caries compared with underweight children, although this difference was not significant.
• Exploratory observation showed high CEACAM5 expression (H-score ≥100) in semi-solid, lepidic lesions may track with radiographic evolution (including emergence of a new radiographic solid component and higher PanCK+ tumor cell composition), suggesting a possible trend with invasiveness in otherwise radiographically indolent-appearing lesions.
Therefore, it may suggest a possible trend toward benefit in POD prevention.
12 reported a high incidence of HBS among PD patients after parathyroidectomy (PTX) (71.2%), suggesting a possible trend worth further investigation.
This pattern suggested a possible trend toward faster improvement in the Digital group, though the effect was not strong enough to support a definitive conclusion.
However, the results obtained in this preliminary study are considered relevant as they demonstrate a possible trend to be considered in future research, as well as in real investigations.
Although the estimated effect was classified as none, ( β =+0.050, 95% CI –0.105 to +0.206), the positive β suggests a possible trend toward improved engagement over time.
Nevertheless, our findings suggest that this distribution pattern might represent a possible trend, similar to what is seen in non-metabolic (degenerative) disorders (NMD) [ 1 , 15 , 30 , 31 ].
Although the association in the elevated glucose group (FPG≥5.6 mmol/L) did not reach statistical significance ( P = 0.072), possibly due to a relatively smaller sample size, the higher point estimate (OR=1.46) suggests a possible trend toward a stronger association.
Within the constraints of the small sample size and early endpoint, the combination appears histologically neutral, with a possible trend toward greater CT/TV that may reflect early fibrovascular modulation rather than a definitive change in NB/TV.
For NMOSD patients, age, EDSS, physical activity, ALP, vitamin D3, and phosphorus levels exhibited significant relationships, while BMI showed a possible trend.
The pooled result suggested a possible trend toward a higher infection risk with the VAV mode, but this did not reach statistical significance (OR = 3.66, 95% CI 0.70–19.15, p = 0.126).
Interestingly, although there were no significant differences in the menstrual cycle phase between the groups ( p = 0.0623), there was a possible trend toward a predominance of the luteal phase in the CTRL group (n = 5; 62.50%) and of the follicular phase in the MDD group (n = 10; 83.33%).