“a slight trend”

While there was a slight trend favoring nurse-led care at 12 weeks post-discharge, the effect was not statistically significant (SMD = 0.23; 95%CI:−0.23,0.70; p = 0.33).

Regarding OS data after 2L line, we saw only a slight trend in favour of the Neo-RAS wt patients treated with anti-EGFR (33.6 mo vs 32.4 mo, P = 0.385), statistically limited due to sample size.

Additionally, although not significant, there was a slight trend for improved OS and PFS among patients with neutrophil‐to‐lymphocyte ratios greater than five (OS p = 0.42, PFS p = 0.25) and above‐median neutrophil counts (OS p = 0.24, PFS p = 0.18).

A slight trend in lower circulating EVs in the DOAC arm was observed in both the small and large EVs; however, significance was not reached (Figure 2A : small EVs; p = 0.4577, Figure 2C : large EVs; p = 0.4574).

A slight trend toward better endurance and relaxation was observed in the SPG, though not statistically significant ( p = 0.46; p = 0.85).

When using the median (120.61 pg/ml) to divide patients in the Aachen ICI cohort , only a slight trend towards a longer PFS could be shown in patients with values below the median ( p = 0.472, Supp.Fig. 6A), so that we calculated an absolute and relative ideal cut-off (ICO) to separate patients according to PFS (cut-off sCD27:63.98 pg/ml or 2.25 × median of controls).

We found a slight trend for higher tail-generated compensatory momentum on narrow ridges (ANOVA, P <0.5; Fig. 2E,F ; Table 2 ) during the early phase of the response, whereas no effects were seen in momentum generated by body rotation.

At 16 weeks, a slight trend (not statistically significant) towards increased ThT fluorescence was observed in BBN-treated mice compared to their control counterparts (Fig. 6 a, p = 0.5563).

There was a slight trend for strength improvements during the baseline phase (session coefficient=0.63, P =.57), amplified during the intervention phase (interaction=1.25, P =.25).

In contrast, female mice showed only a slight trend towards increasing mortality in the summer vs the other seasons ( Figure 4D ) and this difference was not statistically significant (HR female =1.31, p=0.614).

Although there was a slight trend toward higher success in females (OR = 0.818; p = 0.673), the difference was not statistically significant and may be due to chance.

Overall results indicated a slight trend towards increased IL-6 concentrations overall, however, no time points were statistically significant ( p = 0.729, 0.603, 0.611 and 0.396 for 0, 24, 48 and 72 h, respectively), resulting in acceptance of the null hypothesis.

This suggests a slight trend favoring surgical management, but the difference was not statistically significant ( p = 0.766).

Blood glucose (Z = −1.16, p = 0.25), SOD (Z = −1.28, p = 0.21), and IBIL (Z = −0.62, p = 0.54) in SCZ patients showed a slight trend to increase and TBIL (Z = 1.76, p = 0.78) and HCY (Z = 1.39, p = 0.16) showed a slight trend to decrease after 24 weeks of risperidone treatment, but the difference was not significant.

Although the results of this meta-analysis showed no statistically significant difference, the trial arm showed a slight trend toward tumor-downstaging benefits [RR = 0.99, 95% CI (0.85, 1.15), P = 0.92].

found no more than a slight trend toward higher methylation levels among individuals who showed minor improvement in MDD symptoms after 12 weeks of antidepressant treatment [ 44 ].

In contrast, although a slight trend may have been apparent, we did not find a significant difference between stimulus flicker frequencies for the global cortical BOLD signal, suggesting that brain-wide hemodynamic effects were similar despite focal differences in visual cortex ( Fig 3C , 95% CI for the difference in the AUC of cortex between each frequency and 4 Hz: [−1.35, 1.65], [−0.51, 2.12], [−0.02, 1.55], Bonferroni corrected ) .

Oligomycin-sensitive respiration (Proton Leak), which is induced by inhibiting ATP synthase with oligomycin and corresponds to resting, non-phosphorylating electron transfer, showed a slight trend to increase following rutin treatment, without reaching statistical significance ( Figure 7 B).

The GF-axis values were maintained at ∼11° for both WT and A108G regardless of the protonation state of His161, indicating that the F-form was maintained during the MD simulation, although there was a slight trend from the F-form to the G-form transition ( Figures 5A–C ).

However, the PCoA scatter plot for baseline and after intervention didn’t differed in each group except for a slight trend to separation in L_K56 group.

Still, a slight trend was observed: in both genotypes treated with either one of the two P2X7R antagonists, the levels of TNFα, INF-γ, and partially IL-6—all highly proinflammatory cytokines–were found to have a mean coefficient of ≤ 1.

We observed a slight trend but no significant reduction in percentage of cells homing to the BM (Fig.

TiO 2 NP exposure resulted in a slight trend for viability increase for mature barrier models (106.1 ± 14.1% for 2 mM and 106.1 ± 14.1% for 0.25 mM).

** During 2015–2019, AASDR remained consistent for both Black (range = 100.5–102.0 [with a slight trend of increased rates]) and White adults (range = 69.1–70.6 [with a slight trend of decreased rates]); the average absolute difference was 31.3 per 100,000, and the average relative difference was 1.4.

Results We found no statistically significant difference between short-term and long-term hospitalizations for reducing instances of re-hospitalization ( p = 0.889) and recidivism ( p = 0.54), although there was a slight trend toward short-term hospitalization vis-à-vis reduced recidivism.