“a statistical trend”

The level of statistical significance was set as p < 0.05 while p < 0.08 was considered a statistical trend.

A P value < 0.05 was considered statistically significant, and a P value < 0.1 was considered to be a statistical trend.

We found little evidence for HRs differing across type of initial presentation ( P for interaction = 0.87), but a statistical trend towards an interaction between treatment and FFR ( P for interaction = 0.06), with a particularly pronounced benefit of FFR-guided PCI in patients who had at least one lesion with an FFR of 0.80 or less (HR 0.62, 95% CI 0.43–0.89; P = 0.01).

SPX correlation), we observed only a statistical trend.

Indeed, in IASD, there was a statistical trend for deterioration of RV LAS during exercise-stress only.

Any p > 0.05 but p < 0.09 were reported as a statistical trend.

A value of P < 0.05 was considered to be significant, whereas the differences were considered to be a statistical trend when 0.05 < P < 0.10. 3.

In addition, although, no statistically significant differences in AHI estimation were detected between OCST and PSG in OSA subjects, the reported data ( P =0.08) may represent a statistical trend.

Comparing the tumors with no or positive hilar lymphnode metastases (pN0 and pN1) with those having already spread to mediastinal lymphnodes (pN2 and pN3) a statistical trend (percentage of positive cells) and a statistical significance (staining intensity) for an increase of LDH5 expression was found (table 2 ).

We could observe a statistical trend towards higher odds for hospital admissions and utilisation of psychotherapists for asylum-seekers with medium/high educational attainment and asylum-seekers with medium/high SSS compared to those in the lowest SES category in fully adjusted models (Tables 4 and 5 ).

In order to reveal a statistical trend for AAR and CLI a Jonckheere–Terpstra test was performed.

In addition, a statistical trend toward the best correlation was identified with four other combinations.

This apparent curvilinear association, which was specific to cases, showed a statistical trend that will need to be verified in future studies.

Given that the finding refers to a statistical trend, replication in a larger sample would be necessary to draw strong conclusions.

We noted a statistical trend towards a low inverse correlation between ascites miR-125b levels and MELD score levels.

There was a statistical trend indicating that increased use of SDP transfusions was associated with an increased likelihood of induction-related mortality (10.6% in patients given over 3 units of SDP vs. 1.5% in patients given 3 or less SDP units; p = 0.076).

Patients with MF transplanted in 2000–2010 vs 2011–2014 with similar DIPSS scores were evaluated and found to have a statistical trend with improved outcomes in the more recent cohort. 25 This included a trend for improved 3-year transplant mortality, relapse rate, and actuarial survival.

Specifically, three statistical tests were applied to the data: ( a) a shift in the data, demonstrated by 8 or more consecutive data points, above or below the mean centreline on the control chart, ( b) a statistical trend in the data, which is defined as 6 consecutive data points constantly increasing or decreasing, not counting values that are repeated in the sequence and ( c) a data point that exceeds the upper or lower control limits on the control chart (i.e. a data point that exceeds 3 sigma) [ 13 , 20 ].

t -tests also showed a statistical trend toward a greater score on the Object Assembly subtest and a lower score on the Zoo Locations subtest in the Surveillance Group compared to the Historical Control Group (both P = 0.08).

No significant association could be found between the immunodetection of ApoE, ApoJ, or ApoA-I and the APOE genotype, except for a statistical trend pointing toward a link between APOE ε2 genotype and higher presence of ApoE in cortical arteries.

The level of significance was set at p < 0.05, while p -values between 0.05 and 0.10 were considered to indicate a statistical trend. 3.

A p-value less than 0.05 indicated a significant difference, whereas a p-value larger than 0.05 but less than 0.10 indicated a statistical trend.

Nevertheless, we did not observe a statistically significant association with maintenance of normothermia and larger peak PHE, but we observed a statistical trend, ATE: 4.3 (−1.4 to 10.2) deserving further more in-depth investigations.

For the number of faecal boli, we observed the same patterns in the results: a greater response to TMT followed by Fel d 1 and the blank, with a statistical trend but not a significant difference, likely due to the high variability in this parameter.

However, the main effect of condition showed a statistical trend in the latter two analyses, i.e., participants were less tired under the ATD condition (Tables 2 , S3, S4).