Barely Significant
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a small trend

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p=0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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Optogenetic light were given at 11–18 trials of looming tests, and the behavioral results revealed that the activation of SuM-DG circuit significantly enhanced alertness levels given the reaction time to the looming stimulation was decreased when blue light was given, while inhibiting the SuM-DG circuit after the alertness stimulation response reached a plateau demonstrated a small trend toward increased reaction time in looming tests (Fig. 3G and H ), suggesting that activating the SuM-DG pathway before reaching the alertness plateau plays a critical role in the alertness phenotype.
Although there was a small trend toward improved specificity in later years, there were not substantial improvements in sensitivity or specificity with introduction of updated forms of the UDS, the introduction of the Lewy Body Dementia Module in 2015, or the publication of updated Consensus Criteria for DLB in 2017. 5 The Lewy Body Dementia Module provides an in‐depth assessment of clinical symptoms and signs commonly found in LBD, including detailed assessments of cognitive fluctuations, sleep, and neuropsychiatric symptoms.
Trends in mental health and mental healthcare use There was a small trend change in the percentage of self-reported mental ill-health before (decrease from 17.00% in 2012 to 14.03% in 2015) versus after (stabilizing values from 16.02% in 2016 to 16.47% in 2019) the start of the campaign ( Table 2 , beta: 0.11, SE: 0.04, p-value = 0.002; Fig. 2 ), but no differential effects in sociodemographic subgroups ( Supplementary Tables S3–S5 and S10–S11 ).
157 For example, a population-based study in Bavaria, Germany found no association between lunar phases (full, new, and the interphases of moon) and serious crimes such as aggravated assaults, 157 but a small trend in non-violent suicides during new moon in men under 40 years of age was observed. 158 One reason for these discrepancies is the varying definitions of lunar phases used in research, with studies considering different time windows (12, 24, 48, or 72 h) to determine statistical significance.