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a significant trendP = 0.0270.5× alphagold
Consistent with the pharmacokinetic experiment, we observed an association between plasma dexamethasone concentration and asparaginase activity (P = 0.005; S1 Fig ) at the end of 6 weeks in the osteonecrosis experiment, In the 27 mice that received both dexamethasone and asparaginase, there was a significant trend towards higher dexamethasone levels (P = 0.027; Fig 4A ) and higher asparaginase activity (P = 0.036; Fig 4B ) in osteonecrosis-positive cases.
a significant trendP =.0270.5× alphagold
Although the overall difference in cStage distribution was not statistically significant using Pearson's chi-square test ( P =.179), the linear-by-linear association test—appropriate for ordinal variables—revealed a significant trend ( P =.027), indicating a shift toward more advanced cStages during the pandemic.
a significant trendp = 0.02710.5× alphagold
Specifically, a significant trend was observed during the pre‐1997 period ( τ = 0.1149, p = 0.0271), whereas the post‐1997 period showed no statistically significant trend ( τ = 0.0605, p = 0.1432), indicating relative stabilization of water quality conditions after the late 1990s.
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Results (Table 1 , Figure 1 ) Medical respiratory ICU (MRICU) We found a significant level increase ( = 0.136, P = 0.036) after nurse leader escalation and education/executive leadership SBAR followed by a significant trend decrease ( = –0.063, P = 0.029) in test normalized CAUTI rate.
a significant trendp = 0.0290.6× alphagold
3b , there was a significant trend towards increased dynamic MAE through the pre-test day to the 3 rd training day ( t (14) = 2.43, p = 0.029, linear trend analysis), hinting that attention might be a not-to-be-ignored factor contributing the changes in perceptual aftereffects in repeated adaptation.
Habituation of visual adaptation.
Sci Rep · 2016 · PMC4703959