“a significant trend”

Subanalysis of patients presenting in status epilepticus (eTable 2C) did not reveal a significant trend (OR 0.98 [95% CI 0.97–1.00], p = 0.110).

We did not find a significant trend in duty cycle change over the course of bouts ( r = 0.13) (F (1, 6) = 0.11; p = 0.11).

Among different school types, primary schools, junior high schools, and vocational high schools exhibited significant upward trends in the prevalence of total bullying ( p < 0.001 for all), whereas senior high schools did not show a significant trend ( p = 0.110).

However, anonymity did not have a significant trend ( p -value = 0.11), and the number of donations had an opposite significant downward trend from the first half (325.00) to the second half (287.11) ( p -value < 0.01).

Our analysis shows that the responses do not show a significant trend over time (no significant correlation of response with trial number, F-statistics p>0.11 for all neurons).

Additionally, pre-whitened Mann–Kendall test for all the correct responses from each subject per each trial ( Figure 9 ) revealed the absence of a significant trend ( z = −1.5609, p = 0.1186), as well as the test of the mean response time ( z = −0.3302, p = 0.7412, Figure 10 ).

However, when considering the participants’ strength levels, a significant trend was observed in the conditions for MPV: F [1,22] = 2.52, p = 0.12, np 2 = 0.10 but not for Vmax: F [1,22] = 1.57, p = 0.22, np 2 = 0.07.

In patients with high COL5A2 expression, OS and PFS were significantly reduced ( P <0.05); however, COL5A1 was only have a significant trend in OS ( P =0.12) and PFS ( P =0.14) ( Figure 1 B,C).

The average P3 voltage as a function of motion level during walking did not yield a significant trend ( r = .24, p = .125).

The three groups were comparable in terms of SPO2 and there was no significant difference among groups ( P = 0.377) and the changes of this variable over time did not have a significant trend ( P = 0.127).

Overall rotifer biomass did not show a significant trend ( p = 0.13).

Densities of fir trees in relation to elevation did not show a significant trend (ANOVA, F = 2.398, P = 0.130), while in relation to slope, they displayed statistically significant differences (ANOVA, F = 10.713, P = 0.02) and a monotonic linear decrease.

Consequently, the SIRs in women did not have a significant trend over time ( p = 0.131).

A significant trend was found between loneliness and CV risk in women ( p = 0.134).

TLR3 genotype frequencies did not show a significant trend among study groups (χ2 = 13.62, df = 9, p = 0.136).

During this period, the S-5A basin did not show a significant trend ( p = 0.150).

Rates of urethrectomy fluctuated slightly but did not follow a significant trend ( p = 0.15), and the use of ablation combined with topical intraluminal therapy remained infrequent, with no significant increase over time ( p = 0.27; Table 3 , Figure 2 ).

We note a significant trend of F (1,32) = 14.8, P = 0.16 in right insula (39 23 −6).

In our second experiment, we lacked statistical power to detect a significant trend over time (treatment x time interaction, p = 0.16), but the direction of our results was consistent with our prediction.

The nodular tumors have a negative correlation between number of TMZ cycles received and percent change of T1Gd radius from pre-adjuvant imaging to nadir imaging (F-test, p<0.0001), while the diffuse tumors do not have a significant trend (p = 0.161), supporting the results from Fig 4 .

Overall, the number of PAH uncontrolled diabetic complications increased on average by 28 per year (17–40), those of short-term diabetic complications did not show a significant trend (p = 0.162), those of long-term diabetic complications increased by 89 per year (70–109) and the overall number of PAH increased by 112 per year (89–135). 3.2.1 General characteristics of potentially avoidable hospitalizations Total admissions for diabetes represented between 0.3 and 0.5 % of all hospital admissions in Switzerland, while admissions for PAH represented an even smaller percentage, ranging between 0.13 and 0.21 %.

While a significant trend was observed when age at smoking initiation was evaluated overall (p‐trend < 0.01 overall), no trend remained among ever smokers ( P = .17 among ever smokers) indicating that the significant trend observed overall was due to differences between never and ever smokers and that there was no evidence for a trend with decreasing age at smoking initiation among smokers.

Smoking intensity (number of cigarettes per day) did not show a significant trend ( p = 0.17); however, duration of smoking was modestly associated with an increasing rising trend, as the highest two levels of exposure were associated with the largest risk of adenomas versus never smokers (25 to <35 years: RR 1.28, 95 % CI 1.09–1.49; and ≥35 years: RR 1.21, 95 % CI 1.05–1.41, p -trend = 0.006).

coli non-susceptible to extended-spectrum cephalosporins were high (44% [204/465] and 52% [190/368], respectively), but a significant trend over time was not observed (p=0.18 and p=0.63, respectively).

3 C and D, elevated UA levels were significantly associated with reduced survival due to cardiovascular death ( P < 0.001), while changes in the number of MetS components did not show a significant trend ( P = 0.1802).