“a significant trend”

As predicted, memory judgments on items that were primed with happy faces were characterized by a significantly more liberal response bias in familiarity-based decisions; this was the case when the independence correction was applied [ t (36) = 1.746, p < 0.05 (one-tailed)], and a significant trend emerged when uncorrected [ t (36) = 1.671, p < 0.0515 (one-tailed)].

Consistently, mtDNA:nDNA in Slc7a11 sut/sut MuSCs demonstrated a significant trend for a decrease (p = 0.052) ( Fig. 2 I), further indicating a decreased mitochondrial content in Slc7a11 sut/sut compared to WT MuSCs.

The status of being a tutor of residents showed a significant trend ( p = 0.052) toward higher empathy, with 70.6% exhibiting high/very high empathy among those who have been or are currently tutors.

A significant trend in the discovery cohort ( p = 0.052, standardized beta coefficient = 0.593) and a significant result in the replication cohort ( p = 0.007, standardized beta coefficient = 0.413) were found. 4.

Albumin was the only parameter showing a significant trend with age (r: −0.352, p = 0.052).

However, for the M-VAS, the interaction showed a significant trend [F (3,124) = 2.775, p = 0.052, partial η 2 = 0.055].

The age distribution shows a significant trend (P=0.052) with the 38-47 and 48-57 age groups being the most represented in the first-degree and no family history groups, respectively.

Using a Three-way repeated measures ANOVA, it was determined that there was a significant trend towards an interaction between time, stress, and drug treatment ( F 1,40 = 4.002, p = 0.0523, data not shown).

The embryonic cleavage rate contained a significant trend with the 10Panx treated COCs having higher cleavage (82.420±5.201%) compared to the untreated control COCs (71.240±4.391%, p = 0.0529).

Post hoc tests demonstrated that SAI_1 was significantly stronger in the Met/Met group compared to the Val/Val group ( p = 0.010), while there is a significant trend that SAI_1 was stronger in the Val/Met group compared to the Val/Val group ( p = 0.053).

In the ileocrestal skinfold, a significant trend was observed in the GFD + E group before (29.3 ± 3.21) and after (26.1 ± 5.34) the intervention ( p = 0.053).

The proportion of intraprocedural complications in the END group was higher than that in the non-END group, and the difference has a significant trend ( p = 0.053).

Finally, tumours overexpressing cytoplasmic NHERF1 showed a significant trend with positive EGFR status ( P = 0.053).

Muscle quality at six months revealed a significant trend in favor of the EX-group ( p = 0.054).

Further, a significant trend was observed in the downstream DG [t (12) = 2.137, p = 0.054] and VR MPFC [p = 0.053].

To further dissect these data, and considering that during master regattas there are usually few entries (even two to three teams participating in each race), we further correlated the hormonal levels with the podium result adjusted for the number of entries of each race (B = 5.414, p = 0.143) ( Figure 4 ), thus no correlation was found; however, when dissecting the data by gender, a significant trend was found in male participants (B = 17.600, p = 0.054), while no correlation was observed in female participants (B = 5.126, p = 0.294). 3.4.

There was a significant difference between the engagement rates on YouTube and Instagram ( p = 0.006) and a significant trend between TikTok and Instagram ( p = 0.054), with a higher one on YouTube and TikTok.

After the intervention (T2), there was no significant difference in the IEQ scores between male and female participants, although there was a significant trend (F 1.145 = 3.757, p = 0.055, partial η 2 = 0.025) (Fig. 2 , Additional File 4 ).

The interaction effect of HDL-C between NG and HG exhibited a significant trend ( P =0.055).

After ranking the districts according to extent of commuting increase, a significant trend in leukaemia incidence was found at ages 0-14 (P less than 0.05) and a suggestive one at ages 0-4 (P = 0.055).

In the follow-up assessment, a significant trend in the final OS study was observed: 5-year OS was 73.5% vs. 62.9%, and the conclusion for the OS result was p = 0.055 [ 35 ].

A significant trend between groups was noted for the relative change from Wk5-Pre to Wk5-Post (mean diff = 176; 95% CI: −2.5 to 354 IU/L; p = 0.055).

Additionally, the resistance stage showed a significant trend ( p = 0.055).

After 12 weeks of intake compared to baseline, visuospatial-executive and language scores of MoCA-K increased in the ThinkGINTM group but decreased in the placebo group, showing a significant trend between the two groups ( p = 0.056, p = 0.096).

Test 2 (77.31 bpm ± 1.31) was not significantly different from the Test 1 (corrected p ≈ 1.000); however, a significant trend from Pre-test was found (corrected p = 0.056).