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a statistical trend

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p=0.09

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

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Through close monitoring of well- characterized children from birth to 6 years enrolled in two independent Copenhagen Prospective Studies on Asthma in Childhood mother-child cohorts (COPSAC2000 and COPSAC2010), the authors demonstrate that ICS use in early childhood is associated with increased BMI at age 6, earlier adiposity rebound, and a statistical trend for increased android body fat percentage.
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 (UCL) or lower (LCL) control limits on the control chart (i.e., a data point that exceeds 3 σ).
Beta values derived from an anatomical defined ROI of the basal ganglia ( Eickhoff et al., 2005 ) from the affective Yoni condition correlated with two subscales of the IRI, namely with perspective taking as well as with distress . Taking into account that the IRI contains four subscales and thus adapting the alpha level, one may argue that the correlation between beta values and perspective taking ( p = .033) should be considered as a statistical trend.
Results and Discussion To ascertain whether there is a statistical trend toward an increase in the halogen-bond probability with addition of a positive charge on a halogenopyridine ring, we have performed a Cambridge Structural Database 80 (version 5.42 Update 3 (May 2021) CSD database using ConQuest Version 2020.3.0) survey of structures that comprise a halogen substituent on an aromatic nitrogen heterocycle.