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a statistical trend

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p=0.09

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We observed a statistical trend toward shorter time to antibiotic de-escalation in the early ID group compared with standard care group and shorter duration of antibiotic therapy in patients with early ID consult compared to later ID consult in the subsample where an antibiotic duration recommendation was made, but neither reached statistical significance (possibly due to small sample size).
did not reach statistical significancep = 0.08051.6× alphaplainly factual
The univariate analysis revealed significant differences between the groups, whereas the direct comparison analysis showed that the difference between the concordance and upgrading groups did not reach statistical significance ( p = 0.0805) but showed a statistical trend toward higher prostate volume in the upgrading group.
In studies evaluating the cognitive effect of IFN β-1a relative to placebo, a class II RCT was conducted among 436 secondary-progressive MS patients, of which researchers of the IMPACT trial found a statistical trend of improvement (small effect: Cohen’s d = 0.20) on the Paced Auditory Serial Addition Test (PASAT) over 2 years in the treatment group relative to the placebo group [ 17 ].
Thirdly, microgliosis markers Aif1 , Trem2 , Hexb , Sall1 , Olfml3 , Hexb , Fcrls , Spi1 , Cx3cr1 , the microglia homeostasis marker P2ry12 , and the mature microglia marker Tmem119 appeared unchanged, while the Trem2 -signaling partner Tyrobp exhibited a statistical trend towards upregulation (log2FC 0.02 in microglial fraction).
3.2 Clinical correlates 3.2.1 Relationship between white matter ATR microstructure and iron levels with neuropsychological assessments in gene carriers Reported correlations include those statistically significant with an adjusted p-value (p-adj) < 0.05, as well as those showing a statistical trend, defined as an uncorrected p-value (p-unc) < 0.05 but a non-significant adjusted p-value (p-adj < 0.10).