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Additionally, no statistically significant differences were found for displacement at maximum force (p = 0.09) and strain at maximum stress (p = 0.10) ( Supplementary Figure 4 ), although a statistical trend towards increases in these parameters with injury (with and without IBU) may contribute to the significant changes in stiffness and elastic modulus, respectively.
Indeed, increased activation of these structures was correlated with walking speed ( Luft et al., 2008 , Enzinger et al., 2009 ) and endurance ( Enzinger et al., 2009 ) although it was only a statistical trend with respect to the thalamus. 4.6 Upper limb rehabilitation Functional MRI changes in response to upper limb rehabilitation are very variable, ranging from an increased activation of ipsilesional sensorimotor areas ( Whitall et al., 2011 , Ramos-Murguialday et al., 2013 , Jang et al., 2005 , Sun et
Another pilot RCT in the USA [ 19 ], which focused on the impact of an educational CPR video on participants with progressive exocrine pancreas and hepatobiliary cancers, demonstrated a statistical trend toward more ACP documentation (advance directive or documented discussions with medical providers) in the post-test month compared to a similar CPR narrative.
The differences in cytokine levels after consuming APR extract versus placebo included an increase in Interferon gamma-induced protein-10 (IP-10) and Monocyte Chemoattractant protein-1 (MCP-1), reaching statistical significance after 1 hour for IP-10 and a statistical trend after 1 hour for MCP-1 ( Fig 3 ).
At 12 weeks (T3), there was a statistical trend toward a group difference in favour of the IG, though this did not reach statistical significance (IG: mean±SD: 78.71±44.92, 95% CI: –6.44 to 167.87; CG: mean±SD: 63.36±41.62, 95% CI: 11.63 to 163.50) (see Fig. 2 ).