Although THRIVE significantly reduced the incidence of comet-tail signs indicative of gastric insufflation and showed a possible trend toward reduced gastric distension, the between-group difference in CSAa change did not reach statistical significance.
Although methylation levels did not normalise, the authors noted a possible trend towards a reduction of global DNA methylation [ 6 ].
The correlation is marginally non-significant at the conventional 0.05 level, suggesting a possible trend where higher health expenditure may be associated with fewer deaths, but the evidence is not conclusive.
Mostly the studies were conducted on small-sized populations and results did not reach statistical significance, some suggesting a possible trend.
Examining the results of unimanual load force difference after transfer show a possible trend in the appropriate direction for the right center of mass (Fig. 8 ).
Although multiple studies suggest a possible trend of changes in diversity being related to CRS pathogenesis, larger trials are needed to confirm a consistent pattern.
However, this difference is not statistically significant and therefore represents only a possible trend rather than a confirmed effect. 3.3.
These discoveries revealed a possible trend: there was a difference between the long-term and short-term effects of patiromer in reducing the incidence of hyperkalemia in patients with HF.
Statistical significance was set at P < 0.05, with P < 0.1 interpreted as a possible trend.
As stated briefly in the results section, we also found an indication of a possible trend in increasing prevalence for hypertension with increasing maternal GWG in the second born sons.
For the correlation between Hcy and Cys, subjects with AD or PD dementia shared the same slope, while PD subjects with MCI were halfway from controls, suggesting a possible trend of progression. 4.
The performance values of each method, in Kappa and ACC, were calculated under each imbalance ratio, and the average performance values of each method were connected to reveal a possible trend over increasing imbalanced ratios (Fig. 5 ).
However, a possible trend is apparent with touch sensitivity decreasing for all three groups over the course of the study (grade 1.5–2.49).
Over the 4 study years, we noted a possible trend of decreasing utilization of ICI monotherapy, which could be attributable to decreased patient numbers in 2020 or secondary to an increase at our academic center in ICI-based clinical trial options that enrolled immunotherapy-naïve patients, who were thus excluded from this observational study.
Kaplan–Meier analysis of overall survival and progression‐free survival stratified by mucin‐rich versus mucin‐poor stroma revealed a possible trend toward improved outcomes for those tumors with mucin‐rich stroma, although this was not statistically significant (Figure 9 ).
One trial suggested a possible trend of reduced responses among African American adolescents receiving sibutramine, although the findings were underpowered and exploratory.
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 ).
Additionally, the DASH diet showed a possible trend of decreasing calcium oxalate supersaturation ( 10 ).
A possible trend ( p -value 0.22) between increasing ISS and time to resolution of MAIs was noted.
Taken together, this indicates a clear suppression of negatively charged residues at the inside flank of single-pass TMHs and a possible trend for negatively charged residues occurring preferentially at the outside flank.
Fluorescence spectroscopy of tissue lysates from PEG-DMG-LNP-treated animals revealed no statistically significant differences in tumor accumulation but showed a possible trend towards more tumor accumulation when animals were pre-treated with liposomes for both Cy5.5 (control 3.17 % vs liposomes 5.92 %) ( Fig. 3 f) and Cy7 (control 3.61 % vs liposomes 7.04 %) ( Fig. 3 g).
The 35% response rate in WHO grade III astrocytoma (anaplastic astrocytoma) ( Yung et al , 1999 ) in comparison to 6–8% response rate in grade IV tumours (glioblastoma multiforme) ( Yung et al , 2000 ; Brada et al , 2001 ) suggests a possible trend of increasing efficacy in lower grade tumours previously noted for nitrosourea-containing chemotherapy ( Rajan et al , 1994 ).
Within the hip cohort, there was a possible trend toward of improved outcomes when Bactisure was used, with 100% infection eradication; however, this was not statistically significant.
Our data suggest a possible trend towards increased strokes in the last months of our analysis which, if confirmed over time, might reflect reduced opportunities for stroke prevention during the pandemic.
Time-resolved adaptation Time-series modeling in the experimental group revealed a possible trend was observed, but its interpretation is limited by the short time series in RSI and EMG latency, with performance stabilizing after the ninth session.