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a statistical trend

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The time spent engaged in various aspects of daily activities was not significantly correlated with the current cognitive performance, but for both mental ( r = 0.108, p = 0.076) and social activities ( r = 0.111, p = 0.068), a statistical trend could be observed.
5G and H , respectively). Using multivariate analysis (Cox’s proportional hazard model), the concurrent expression of both protein is not significantly associated with better prognosis in each of subgroup of PNETs, although a statistical trend could be seen (p value between 0.150 to 0.08, see Supplementary Table S8 ), likely due to the smaller sample sizes when we divided all PNETs into 4 groups.
280 , 285 , 286 A recent cohort study identified a statistical trend of an association between T. gondii and subsequent suicide attempt, 287 consistent with a previous large cohort study in Danish mothers that found a predictive association between T. gondii infection and subsequent suicide attempts. 279 Nevertheless, causality and the direction of causality have not been demonstrated.
Then we used a Fisher r-to-z transformation for these r values, and the one-tailed p value for the difference between these coefficients was 0.059, which indicates a statistical trend for significance. 4 Discussion The current study is, to our knowledge, the first to quantify neural responses to cardiac signals in patients with nightmare disorder and compare it with healthy controls.
Secondly any variables among subjective sleep, psychiatric, socio demographic and ERG biomarkers that were significantly different between groups or showing a statistical trend (even allowing for interactions between group and other categorical or continuous variables) were then entered into a Backward Stepwise Logistic Regression (BSLR) to assess the combination of these selected variables that best classified individuals for whom we have all the variables as patients with MDE with GSS ≥ 11 or < 11 (method of the BSLR previously detailed in Geoffroy et al.