“a statistical trend”

They found a statistical trend for improvement in their spatial training group and their multi-domain training group, however, not in the groups performing inhibition or visuomotor function training.

2022 ) or only a statistical trend ( Doradzińska and Bola 2023 ).

An additional group of genes ( Rarb, Penk and Fgf10 ) showed a statistical trend in expression change.

Differences among the groups were considered significant when p-value < 0.05 while p-values ranging from 0.05 to 0.10 was denoted as a statistical trend since they were also biologically relevant, as previously demonstrated [ 29 ].

In the healthy participants, a statistical trend suggested a strong positive relation between IAc and IAw, which probably did not reach significative levels due to the small sample size.

In the Basel sample, significant group differences for the left IFOF were replicated (p<0.01, η p2=0.29), while the correlation between axial diffusivity of the left IFOF and semantic processing decline (r=-0.376, p=0.09) showed a statistical trend.

The change of MD in the hippocampus of hamsters infected with WH-09 showed a statistical trend.

Haider also observed that among patients with femoral neck shortening, 92.5% of those with femoral shortening of ≥ 10 mm had a statistical trend toward a lower HHS.

Therefore, even as a statistical trend, this finding is practically and theoretically meaningful, cautioning that interventions must be considered in light of how they might be interpreted within specific emotional contexts.

However, SM depth, which is already known to be associated with LNM in SM cancer, was not statistically associated with LNM/LVI in this study, but a statistical trend was identified.

A p -value less than 0.05 indicates a significant difference, whereas a p -value between 0.05 and 0.10 indicates a statistical trend.

Despite conflicting results across studies, multivariate analysis in our cohort indicated that TMB was not an independent factor associated with PFS, although a statistical trend existed.

Also, there was a statistical trend toward higher pASV and pathogenic genera read proportions in the younger age groups ( Fig. 5F and G ; File S1 _32–33).

Lastly, in comparison to previous data, it seems that our cohort size was not large enough and therefore not powerful enough to show a statistical trend towards some prognostic factors as described in previous papers. 6.

As described above, what appears to be compromised dTMT-B motor/neurocognitive operations were associated with a statistical trend suggesting greater informant-based impairment on selected FAQ items such as the ability to shop independently, an activity that is heavily reliant on mobility.

Specifically, every stage of halfbeak mate choice behavior, from males swimming under females to performing courtship behaviors, leading to copulations (albeit a statistical trend), was exaggerated when males were presented with females that had larger gravid spots.

The Dyskinesia Rating Scale showed progression in both groups, with a statistical trend in the rTMS group’s objective evaluation of the right arm and drinking.

In our study, PET/CT staged more patients correctly than either PET or CT, although the differences for overall staging only demonstrated a statistical trend to significance.

This outcome is most likely contributed to by the greater proportion of males in the reverter group (a difference evident as a statistical trend).

However, the hazard ratios for overall survival and disease-free survival did not present a statistical trend in stromal SPARC overexpression.

These results indicate only differences for less stringent cutoffs (i.e., 25th and 16th percentile) and a statistical trend toward differences in participants who later progressed to AD dementia to be located in the critical dark gray area compared to individuals who remained healthy, for the 10th percentile (see Table 3 ).

At 2 years the baseline- and gender-adjusted Constant score was on average 3 points higher (CI -3 to 9) for group 3 (76 points; range 56–96) in comparison with group 2 (68 points; range 26–85) and 7 points (CI 1 to 13) compared to group 1 (68 points; range 40–85 points), an observation however that showed only a statistical trend but no significance ( p = 0.088) (Fig. 5 ).

A P-value < 0.05 was defined as statistically significant and a P-value < 0.1 was defined as a statistical trend.

The result of a statistical test was considered significant for p < 0.05, and p values ≤ 0.1 were defined as a statistical trend.

admission; nevertheless, only a statistical trend over significance was observed, and therefore, this variable was further excluded from the final model.