“a possible trend”

There was a possible trend towards an association of antifungal medication and a suicide related diagnosis (HR 1.52, 95 %‐CI = 0.92–2.48).

However, GS4 and GS5 (family acceptance of illness and communication about the disease) showed p -values close to statistical significance ( p = 0.09 and p = 0.06, respectively), suggesting a possible trend toward improvement in these domains.

Baseline characteristics were similar between those who used cannabis and those who did not, with a possible trend of cannabis users being younger.

However, a possible trend involving the gains in %LBM and reductions in %BF that were experienced by the exercise group, and the opposite results observed in the control group during the study, is very promising.

Among caregivers who waited 48–72 h, a positive but non-statistically significant association was observed (OR = 1.60; 95% CI: 0.94–2.70), suggesting a possible trend that warrants cautious interpretation ( Table 3 ).

Although the difference was not statistically significant, it suggests a possible trend that needs further confirmation in larger studies.

Although we did not perform any statistical comparison analyses to determine statistically significant differences across residency groups in this cohort, the data from our study points to a possible trend suggesting that the greater the number of years from residency graduation, the less likely the EP was to perform POCUS per 100 patients.

Hospital face continued headwinds with limited help from government payers While 2023 Q1 data suggest a possible trend toward more positive financial outcomes, hospitals continue to face both COVID-19–created and new headwinds.

There is still very little data and no evidence supporting an association between PALB2 mutations and prostate cancer risk [ 13 , 36 – 39 ] although several pedigrees have been presented and a possible trend toward aggressive disease in carriers has been noted [ 39 ]. iCOGS measured PALB2 (c.1592delT, p.Leu531Cysfs and c.3113G > A, p.Trp1038*) in 22,301 prostate cancer cases and 22,320 controls and found no evidence for association with prostate cancer risk OR 2.06, 95 % CI 0.59–7.11, p = 0.24 and OR 0.49, 95 % CI, 0.18–1.36, p = 0.16 respectively.

Our results revealed a possible trend in crustacean tissues that Δ 13 C is around 3‰, as opposed to 0–1‰ observed in many taxa [ 28 ].

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.

The borderline TSH observed ( p = 0.073) suggests a possible trend toward thyroid axis alteration in PCOS.

Although there is an observation of a possible trend, due to the community-wide analysis performed here, this study could not present sufficient evidence for a direct causal link between nutrient uptake profiles and relative antibiotic resistance profiles.

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.

Another explanation may include a possible trend in Canada toward middle class or wealthy populations living in older, more established neighbourhoods and homes.

While some overlap was present, PCA suggested a possible trend toward group separation.

However, a closer look at the odds ratios of sociodemographic variables points towards a possible trend in use of medications more in lower middle class, nuclear families of urban background.

A moderate correlation was observed between total microcalcification count and runtime (Pearson r = 0.87), though this did not reach statistical significance ( p = 0.056), suggesting a possible trend where larger particle counts may increase processing time.

46 In parallel to these hematological changes 4WPost, there was a possible trend for a better maintenance of Yo-YoIR2 performance in the HYP compared with NORM group ( figures 2 and 3 ).

This suggests a possible trend that larger duct diameter may be associated with higher bilirubin levels, though the result does not reach statistical significance. 4.

The B-ALL1 aptamer displayed no significant competition with epratuzumab for CD22, although a possible trend was observed ( Figure 5 E).

Although not statistically significant, patients with SLE and LSE were more likely to have AF than those without LSE (OR 4.45, CI 0.77–25.57, p = 0.10), suggesting a possible trend towards increased arrhythmic risk [ 20 ].

Some studies reported no association [ 40 , 43 , 47 ], others showed a possible trend towards a positive association [ 13 , 26 ], and other studies found an inverse association [ 41 , 42 , 44 ].

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

The proportional hazard assumption was studied by Schoenfeld partial residuals and their correlation with the rank order of failure times and by introducing time dependent interaction terms for the covariates in the model to detect a possible trend over time of the hazard ratio [ 16 , 17 ].