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In the right hippocampus, there was a main effect of income ( F (1,123.24) = 21.55, p < .001) and a possible trend for the income and quadratic age interaction ( F (1,118.07) = 2.79, p = 0.097). 3.2 Age-related changes in bilateral hippocampus by parental education Next, we tested the effects of parental education level on offspring hippocampal volume trajectories over development.

For certain landmarks, such as Na and LowerLip, the differences came close to significance (e.g., Na: p = 0.099), suggesting a possible trend toward lower reproducibility. 4.

During the follow-up period from week 13 to 52, there was a possible trend (uncorrected P =0.10) for more patients admitted to hospital with cardiovascular events in HIIT (n=19) and RRE (n=17) compared with MCT (n=8), mainly because of fewer admissions for heart failure worsening in MCT (Table 4 ).

None of the bacterial strains increased CFU/ml over 2 h in cell culture; while there was a possible trend for living Δ pde2 and Δ pde1Δpde2 mutants to decrease more than WT (suggesting poor stress responses), this did not reach statistical significance ( P = 0.10 across groups in one-way ANOVA).

For pairwise comparisons between Trial types within Novelty, there was a significantly higher response to repeated images on the fifth vs the first repetition (excluding the initial presentation), X 2 (1) = 11.34, P = 0.015, as well as a possible trend toward a greater response to repeated image on the third vs the first repetition, X 2 (1) = 7.86, P = 0.1 (Holm–Bonferroni corrected).

Factors with significant change and those that showed a possible trend (p < 0.1) were included in the linear regression analysis evaluating the influence on predictors of spinopelvic change.

The level of amputation approached marginal significance ( p ≈ 0.10), suggesting a possible trend toward more severe outcomes in the non-MR group.

These differences approached statistical significance, suggesting a possible trend toward longer recovery periods in the aprotinin group ( p = 0.11 for ICU stay and p = 0.13 for hospital stay).

Only the variable of SI was statistically significant ( p = 0.034) from the IVGTT while DI was a possible trend ( p = 0.11).

There was a possible trend toward greater increase in periventricular lesion burden in the MM group at 6 weeks (0.00 vs 0.04, P = .12) but not at 1 year (0.08 vs 0.19, P = .25).

In addition, logistic regression revealed a possible trend towards an increased risk of progression in SSRI users (OR 1.44, CI 0.9-2.3, p =0.12), although not statistically significant. 5-HT receptor expression and proliferation Given the association of SSRI use with shorter time to disease progression, we next asked whether cancer cells could be impacted directly by SSRIs.

Comparison of all the values for patient and asymptomatic donor groups suggested a possible trend for a positive correlation between SF levels of OP-1 and HA ( r 2 = 0.05061, P = 0.12; data not shown).

Of note, there was a significant association of prior ADT given with XRT and the incidence of PD during the PreBic phase (PBPD) on arm A ( p = 0.008) and a possible trend toward this association on arm B ( p = 0.13; Table S2 ).

Although the differences were not statistically significant, smokers with smoking cessation ≤ 2 weeks appeared to have a possible trend towards a higher risk of perioperative mortality (5/823, 0.6%), compared with non-smokers (3/1413, 0.2%) and smokers with cessation > 2 weeks (0/233) ( P = 0.131 and 0.233, respectively).

While a possible trend was apparent ( Fig 1B ), the differences did not achieve statistical significance for either the jejunal (p-value = 0.1325) or the stool (p-value = 0.3718) samples.

In falciparum-infected, Cambodian adults, 45 mg of PQ (0.75 mg/kg) was given after dihydroartemisinin- piperaquine (DHAPP) at 72 h [Day (D) 3] and showed a possible trend ( p = 0.14) of a greater fractional D7-D0 Hb decline in six G6PDd DHAPP+PQ vs. two G6PDd DHAPP recipients; maximal declines were 29.8 and 4.4%, respectively [ 24 ].

One potential exception was a possible trend in a reduction of episode frequency by Co-Q in pediatric-onset (<18 years; 10/17) but not in adult-onset (1/5) CVS (P = 0.15).

A possible trend was found for higher diversity being associated with greater risk of virologic failure in adults (OR = 2.2 per one percent APD increase, 95% CI = [0.8, 7.2]; p = 0.15).

The results of meta-regression showed a non-significant negative association of APP duration with the risk of intubation, with longer durations of APP demonstrating a possible trend towards a greater benefit (coefficient = −0.033; p = 0.160; Supplementary Figure S5 ).

We note increases in Clostridia ( t -test, FDR-corrected P = 0.006), Peptococcaceae ( t -test, FDR-corrected P = 0.018), Dehalobacter restrictus ( t -test, FDR-corrected P = 0.024), and Syntrophobotulus glycolicus ( t -test, FDR-corrected P = 0.042) as well as a possible trend for decreases in Deltaproteobacteria ( t -test, FDR-corrected P = 0.18) in metagenomic data ( Fig. 3D ).

Cases with and without a PDV are not significantly more or less likely to have an affected first-degree relative with a substantial NDD; although, there is a possible trend (+PDV 13/34 (38%) with a first-degree relative affected, no PDV 3/16 (19%), p = 0.18, odds ratio 2.7, 95% CI 0.6–11).

However, the data suggest a possible trend ( P value = .192) with raw numbers indicating that group A clients (BTBQ trained) clearly experienced fewer hospital admissions than groups B and C.

Although non-significant, a possible trend towards lower occurrence of gastrointestinal adverse events was found for folic acid 1 mg 6 times weekly ( p = 0.196), with similar effectiveness between folic acid regimens.

There was a possible trend for a better prognosis in patients overexpressing PD-L1 (HR = 0.874; 95% CI: 0.711-1.073, P = 0.197).

Both IR or pharmacological ascorbate alone show a possible trend to an increased labile iron pool in tumor homogenates, p= 0.23 and 0.19, respectfully, Fig. 6 .