Barely Significant
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a possible trend

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p=0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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The difference between the subgroups using the WOMAC (Table 3 ) global and clinical variables, including pain, stiffness, and function, did not reach statistical significance either, although a possible trend toward a worse baseline condition for the fast group was shown.
The weak negative direction of the correlation ( r = -0.175) in our study suggests a possible trend toward lower sSIGLEC-1 in patients with higher proteinuria, which could reflect treatment effects (patients with heavy proteinuria are more aggressively immunosuppressed, potentially lowering sSIGLEC-1) or disease chronicity (burned-out LN with persistent proteinuria but quiescent inflammation).
Our study observed a possible trend towards a stronger association between low maternal insulin sensitivity and higher offspring birthweight for women who reported higher amounts of time spent sedentary in the second trimester, suggesting that minimizing maternal sedentary behaviour could attenuate the association of reduced maternal insulin sensitivity with higher offspring birthweight.
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.
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.