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a statistical trend

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

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Indeed, the enrichment of variants revealed in SEC24B , based on 3/47 variants identified in the patients vs 1/652 in the controls, only indicates a statistical trend to be confirmed in studied of larger patient cohorts; variant enrichment in the FMRP gene set might reflect the higher number of genes making up this gene group as compared to the other gene sets investigated.
Results Monocyte cytokine responses to CHCs While examining the ability of CHCs to stimulate production of pro-inflammatory cytokines by unprimed human monocytes, we observed significant secretion of IL-1β, TNF-α, IL-6 ( Fig 1A–1C ), and a statistical trend towards IL-8 secretion ( Fig 1E ).
The EE score of the MET showed only a statistical trend between cocaine users and controls at baseline, but the present effect size (d = 0.39) was in the range of the previously reported effect sizes of the larger cross-sectional sample of recreational and dependent cocaine users (d = 0.39–0.64), suggesting rather a deficiency of power than a lack of reliability.
Despite the differences, the current study showed that pEBV DNA clearance of 8 days, 10 days, and 15 days all showed either a statistical trend or significant association with OS in the univariate analysis (Supplemental Table 1 ).
Looking at aetiologic factors, there was a significantly higher prevalence of expression of MAGE-A3/4 ( P =0.011), MAGE-A1 ( P =0.034) and MAGE-C1 ( P =0.008) in patients with HBV infection compared with patients without HBV infection, while MAGE-C2 ( P =0.264) and GPC-3 ( P =0.334) showed a statistical trend towards higher expression in patients with HBV infection ( Figure 3 ).
On the contrary, a mixed diagnosis male suicide attempter group (adjustment disorder, personality disorder, MDD, schizophrenia) showed lower testosterone levels than controls; with a significant difference in schizophrenic patients and a statistical trend in MDD patients (both diagnosis groups revealed lower testosterone levels than controls).
While most prominent descriptors are not positively correlated with each other, there is a notable exception concerning electronic (MolMR) and structural features (1χ, MolWt, and HeavyAtomCounts). Although this correlation might be understandable by similarities in how these quantitative descriptors are generated, this behavior is not only a statistical trend.