“a significant trend”

VBQ scores increased with worsening BMD, showing a significant trend (p = 0.047) (Table 3 ): 3.43 ± 1.01 (normal), 3.76 ± 1.00 (osteopenia), and 4.02 ± 1.07 (osteoporosis).

The 1.9% overall conversion rate among the study patients is similar to that reported by others.[ 10 11 ] The operative time in minutes ranged from 45 to 180 min (median 85 min) and showed a significant trend over time as improvement was noticed in the shortening of operative time from year 2005 to 2008 ( P = 0.047).

There was also a significant trend ( p = 0.047) towards increasing PWVba in the CG, Ele, and HTN groups.

Additionally, we observed a significant trend of shifting 3-month mRS scores to higher scores as the recategorized LVO score groups increased ( p = 0.047; Fig. 4 b).

However, participants with airflow limitation had lower mean BMI compared to those without (28.4±4.8 versus 29.9±5.3, P =0.034), while a significant trend towards decreasing prevalence of airflow limitation with increasing BMI was noted (χ 2 test for linear trend, P =0.047).

We found that ABO-i LT recipients with MELD score ≥28 presented a significant trend of poorer graft survival outcomes ( P = 0.047, less than MELD score ≥25.7).

There was also a significant trend toward more HTE analysis over time (p = 0.047).

While the Gag/Pol responses did show a significant trend ( p = 0.047; χ 2 trend test) towards a higher positive rate with increasing dose of vaccine ( Table 2 ), these data should be viewed with caution given the low overall rate of Gag/Pol CTL responses.

A significant trend was observed for age, with younger women being more likely to have severe tokophobia (p = 0.047).

The newborns of music exposure group also showed a significant trend towards better motor performance (ES 0.25, 95% CI 0.0–0.5, P = 0.0479); however, the lower bound 95% CI touched the point of no difference.

A significant trend was evident among residents exposed since before 1995 (IRR=1.18, p=0.048), and was slightly stronger among residents exposed since before 1995 and 1990 ( Table 2 ).

In the current study, we found that over time there was a significant trend of decreasing prevalence for the normal weight category of patients undergoing PCI ( p = 0.048).

Here, a significant trend was detected regarding the primary location of NETs in the vessel wall at day 8 as opposed to the thrombus at day 28 (Fisher exact test, P = 0.048) ( Supplemental Figure 1 ).

There was a significant trend ( P < 0.048) for lower PIV–specific IgG concentrations with increased number of polypectomies.

Race was not a significant factor influencing time to wound closure in the fish-derived matrix group (ANOVA, p = 0.945), though a significant trend toward longer healing times was found in Asian patients treated with the human-derived matrix (p = 0.049).

In our cohort, those in the highest tertile (> 47.69 cm 2 /m 2 ) had lower mortality compared to those in the lowest tertile (< 37.95 cm 2 /m 2 ), with a significant trend across tertiles ( p = 0.049), supporting the potential prognostic relevance of L3SMI.

Nonetheless, when the two outliers were top-coded (that means when data points > 2 x standard deviation away from the mean within each trimester were assigned the last highest value), the pregnancy trimester variable showed a significant trend of decreasing late in pregnancy ( P < 0.049, for both alpha metrics).

The MD group, but not the AD group, demonstrated a significant trend with carnosinase activity decreasing with duration of disease (from first recorded date of diagnosis to date of blood collection) (r = -0.76, p = 0.049).

The overall migration timing of the Sparrowhawk showed no trend in the first (q25) and second (q50) quartiles, but the third (q75) quartile had a significant trend to earlier passage over 1982–2021 (β = −0.11, R 2 = 0.11, p < 0.05).

Calculating Mann-Kendall trend direction and Sen’s slope The trend direction and the Sen’s slope, in case of a significant trend (p-value < 0.05), were derived for each time series.

However, ITT on GD18.5 did not show a significant trend toward improved glucose clearance in the HQ group (Fig. 1 F, G; P > 0.05).

Quartile analysis revealed a significant trend in FEV 1 (%) over time, with Q4 consistently showing the highest values from baseline to year 3 (all p<0.05), whereas differences among Q1 to Q3 were not substantial ( figure 2b ).

23 , values are considered statistical robust when at least 50% of the climate models show a significant trend (p < 0.05) and at least 80% of those have the same trend sign.

Also, there was a significant trend of an increased incidence of hypertension with an increase in WC, BMI, WHR, and WHtR (P<0.05) in both Group 1 and Group 2 ( Figure 1 ).

GLU levels did not exhibit a significant trend across the quartiles (P > 0.05).