“a possible trend”

This is in line with our regression model which also shows a possible trend for higher chance of developing post-COVID-19 syndrome with increasing disease severity.

maddenii was unrelated to geography, our results show a possible trend in the ploidy levels between the two subspecies.

This suggests a possible trend of higher mortality in groups with cognitive impairment, regardless of the presence of depression.

Because of these factors, green NP synthesis utilizing plant extracts is developing as a possible trend in green chemistry due to the ease of availability, affordability, and biocompatibility.

The pooled results suggested a possible trend toward better outcomes in the IPC group; however, considerable heterogeneity and small sample sizes limit the robustness of this finding.

Although the relationship between limb dominance and ankle sprain occurrence did not reach statistical significance in our study ( P = 0.46), the observed OR of 1.64 suggests a possible trend toward a higher risk of injury on the dominant side.

Discussion In this phase 2 tuberculosis clinical trial, an investigational intensive phase regimen comprised of daily low-dose rifapentine plus moxifloxacin in addition to isoniazid and pyrazinamide was not less bactericidal than the control regimen as assessed using sputum culture-based surrogate endpoints, and there was a possible trend towards superiority of the investigational regimen when MGIT liquid medium was used for endpoint measurement.

To rule out a possible trend of dissimulation, we examined the correlation between the Neuroticism scores and the Lie scores.

With regard to Claudin-1, although a numerical increase in expression was detected in TRT, the difference did not reach statistical significance, however, suggesting a possible trend towards an overall strengthening of the tight junction structure. 3.3.

This suggests a possible trend that women's physiological functioning when discussing relationship issues may be enhanced by talking about romantic trials more frequently with partners and less frequently with friends.

Each year, testing peaked during the respiratory season, with a less significant peak in the postintervention phase, suggesting a possible trend toward reduced testing.

Table 2 shows that the ratio between M1 and M3 length is higher in Batallones 3 than in Batallones 5 implying a possible trend towards relatively smaller M3, not observed on theoretically more advanced forms of Rotundomys .

[ 133 ] of women in labour with meconium-stained amniotic fluid (N = 150) found that the group that received transcervical amnioinfusion (N = 50) showed a possible trend toward reduced perinatal mortality compared to a group (N = 100) receiving standard care (4% vs. 13%, respectively; RR = 0.31; 95% CI: 0.07–1.31).

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).

Such a mechanism could explain the increased susceptibility of HLA-B53 carriers to CNS-targeted inflammatory injury in COVID-19, whereas the lower observed frequency of HLA-B52 in the neuro-COVID group suggests a possible trend; however, it was not statistically significant.

There were no trends in vital signs, electrocardiograms, or laboratory hematology or chemistry parameters, except for a possible trend of increased TC and LDL-C.

61 However, tropical savannas can also show high primary productivity, 62 , 63 and other studies have shown a possible trend of increasing body size across multiple small mammals in relation to increased habitat fragmentation rather than connected forest habitat, although this might reflect an “island” isolation effect rather than being associated with changing habitat openness. 64 , 65 More research is required into the relationship between body size variation and habitat structure and productivity in small mammals, and into the ecosystem parameters of successive Caribbean Quaternary environments.

So, model 1 addressed the question of a possible trend in sedentary behaviour across days of the week (Monday is the reference day).

A possible trend was observed for the 3D-MOT trained group, especially younger adults, to increase the distance at which they applied their maximum amount of braking in response to dangerous events.

In order to deduce a possible trend that can be a starting point for further studies, we make an interpretation attempt: modules exhibiting correlations with the lowest p -value were M8 (k = 0.393; p = 0.149 for 5% O 2 ; k = −0.293; p = 0.295 for 0–21% O 2 oscillations), M13 (k = 0.358; p = 0.193 for 0–95% O 2 oscillations), M14 (k= 0.324; p = 0.243 for 95% O 2 ), M0 (k = −0.271; p = 0.334 for 0–21% O 2 ) and M2 (k = −0.251; p = 0.372 for 0–21% O 2 ).

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.

Our finding of more similar prevalences might be explained by a possible trend in the region of increasing physical victimization among girls and decreasing physical victimization among boys [ 26 ].

2.6 in the control group), indicating a possible trend toward increased cagA copy numbers (Figure S3B ).

There was a possible trend towards a higher probability of aggressive responses when the weight difference was large ( figure 3a,b ); however, this was entirely driven by two interactions between the same dyad.

When we reviewed their incidence figures a possible trend change, at least in women, may have occurred about year 1995 with a following levelling off until 2002 [ 5 ].