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a statistical trend

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p=0.09

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

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The results showed that the responder rate was significantly higher on days 7 (absolute difference of 23.6%) and 14 (absolute difference of 25.3%) in the BL + PP group but displayed only a statistical trend on day 21 (absolute difference of 11.8%).
When p-values were adjusted for multiple comparisons (two tests with correlated outcomes for CAPS and PDI scores), the relationship between PDI scores and ζ values remained significant (adjusted p of two-sided Spearman rank correlation = 0.027) and the relationship between CAPS scores and ζ values a statistical trend (adjusted p of two-sided Spearman rank correlation = 0.068).
At 2 years the baseline- and gender-adjusted Constant score was on average 3 points higher (CI -3 to 9) for group 3 (76 points; range 56–96) in comparison with group 2 (68 points; range 26–85) and 7 points (CI 1 to 13) compared to group 1 (68 points; range 40–85 points), an observation however that showed only a statistical trend but no significance ( p = 0.088) (Fig. 5 ).
469 In a separate small 6‐month placebo‐controlled trial, there was a statistical trend for lower relapse rates with fluoxetine compared to placebo. 503 Finally, a post hoc analysis of a large 12‐month placebo‐controlled trial found that response rates to fluoxetine were similar in BDII and MDD. 468 However, it did not report whether fluoxetine was superior to placebo in BDII.
This increase in RANTES production was highly significant for the germinated spores ( p < 0.01) and significant for the cell wall fraction ( p < 0.05); moreover, a statistical trend for the metabolite fraction was observed, suggesting that both the cell walls and metabolites contributed to the effects observed in the germinated spores ( Figure 5 D).