“a statistical trend”

Although the MaxFD alone showed only a statistical trend ( p = 0.075), its integration with DI in the mqCS framework supports their complementary value.

The group × time interaction showed a statistical trend (F(1, 34) = 3.37, p = .075, η 2 = .090), suggesting a medium effect and possible group-specific differences in memory consolidation trajectories.

Comparison of minzasolmin dose effects demonstrated a statistical trend ( P = 0.0754; unpaired two tailed t test; t = 1.847, df = 28) towards a greater increase in striatal DAT levels in 5 mg/kg minzasolmin -treated ASYN transgenic mice compared to 1 mg/kg.

Female rats displayed higher immobility time during the FST (Sex: F (1, 121) = 17.7241, p < 0.001) and a statistical trend for an interaction between stress and sex was observed (Interaction: F (1,121) = 3.2156, p = 0.07544, Fig. 1 C).

In vitro , the GSIS assay did not reveal a statistical difference between the saline-treated and AcA-treated islets, but there was a statistical trend ( P = .0759) upon exposing islets to high-glucose during the GSIS (Fig. 5 h).

There was a statistical trend toward reduced all-cause mortality in SGLT2i (0% vs. 5.8%; p = 0.076).

Reactivity During Weighing There was a statistical trend for the interaction between treatment and sex for escape attempts ( p = 0.076).

Repeated-measures ANOVA revealed a statistical trend in total weightlifting performance (Wilk’s Lambda = 0.598, F (10,2) = 3355, η 2 = 0.402, p = 0.077).

Impaction forces during implantation of the Emphasys stems also showed a statistical trend towards higher forces (Corail: 6.31 ± 1.15 kN, Emphasys: 7.10 ± 0.94 kN, p = 0.077, power: 0.1891).

Moreover, the model showed a time‐dependent change of Cyclin E expression ratios to 6 h ( P = 0.0132) and a statistical trend to difference between 6 and 9 h ( P = 0.0777) in nonresponders while expression ratios in responders remained close to baseline at all time points. 3.4 BrdU incorporation predicts opposite responses and indicates altered TTSP in HCC patients undergoing HDR ‐ BT Relative to BrdU incorporation ratios, Receiver Operating Characteristics yielded an AUC of 0.80 for Huh7 and 0.89 for HepG2 to distinguish between responders and nonresponders, respectively (Fig. 5A,B ).

The out‐of‐proportion increase in afterload over contractility in HFpEF was reflected in a statistical trend towards increased Ea/Ees from rest to stress in HFpEF ( P = 0.078) while Ea/Ees decreased in NCD ( P = 0.002).

Mucosal melanoma patients had the highest incidence of HPD (21.9%) with a statistical trend ( P = .078; Table 3 ).

When we used age as a covariate in a linear regression model, there was still a statistical trend ( p -value = 0.078) of decreased levels of the progenitor Pop 4 in RA, and age did not appear to have a significant effect on the proportions ( p -value = 0.466).

However, LME was more frequent in older age groups ( p = 0.002), and there was a statistical trend toward higher prevalence of overall ME ( p = 0.078) and combined ME/MPVE ( p = 0.063) patterns (Table 2 ).

6 D), whereas the difference between PGRN-KO Grnflfl mice and PGRN-KO NestinGrn showed a statistical trend, but did not reach statistical significance ( p = 0.078, one-way ANOVA, Fig. 6 D).

Effects of 6-month esketamine treatment on neurofilament serum levels As shown in Figure 3 , Wilcoxon signed-rank test showed a statistical trend toward lower sNfL levels after 6 months of treatment with esketamine (14.67 ± 1.64 versus 12.14 ± 1.51, p = 0.0781).

PPROM showed a statistical trend toward increased risk ( p = 0.079) but did not reach significance.

When trials with reproductions three SD above the mean were discarded, there was a statistical trend for a quadratic relationship between the temporal reproductions and nosepoke rate ( p = 0.079).

When looking at anxiety at baseline as predictor and NT-proBNP as dependent variable, correlations remained negative in the full cohort (r = − 0.041; p = 0.431) with a statistical trend in the men (r = − 0.132; p = 0.079).

However, in the continuous group, there was a statistical trend for a negative cluster in the control-tACS condition: 1.92–2.26 s after cue onset at 4 Hz ( p = 0.079) in the frontal region, theta power was lower for Hits compared to Misses ( t 16 = 2.67, p = 0.017, d = 0.89; see Figure 3 E).

5 D), and a statistical trend effect for ethanol-reduced IL-6 ( p = 0.0794) ( Fig. 5 C).

A statistical trend for a potentially negative impact of higher MIB1 expression and male gender was also present ( p = 0.0799 and 0.0795, respectively).

In contrast, we observed higher expression of markers related to T cell–mediated response (CD4 and CD8) in the diagnostic samples, with these changes being significant for CD4 ( P = 0.006) and showing a statistical trend for CD8 ( P value = 0.08; Fig. 1A ; Supplementary File S1).

Furthermore, 5 additional mediators showed a statistical trend ( p < 0.08) towards either over- or under-expression.

The difference between sad and neutral conditions showed a statistical trend ( t = −1.8, p = 0.08).