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“a suggestive trend”

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

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Although the ANOVA comparing NfL changes among ATN groups revealed only a suggestive trend towards significance (likely due to the limited sample size), post hoc analysis demonstrated that the rate of increase was more pronounced in patients with ATN+ status compared to those with isolated A+.
In both the continuous and categorical eGDR subgroup analyses, although the interaction with diabetes status was not statistically significant, we observed a suggestive trend indicating that eGDR may have a stronger predictive effect on WMH volume in non-diabetic individuals than in those with diabetes. 3.4 Sensitivity analyses Multiple sensitivity analyses consistently supported the robustness of our findings.
and Aslanides et al ., which concluded that LASIK Xtra eyes showed no significant hyperopic regression but LASIK-only eyes showed a suggestive trend towards hyperopic regression.[ 72 , 73 ] With PRK Xtra as well, Lee et al . observed similar keratometric changes in both PRK Xtra and PRK-only groups over 1-year follow-up.
However, while absolute rates of vaccination preintervention and postintervention remained low, we demonstrated a 10-fold improvement in hepatitis A vaccination from the preintervention group (2.2%) to the postintervention group (21.7%; OR 12.5 (1.5, 102.3)), as well as a suggestive trend towards increased awareness by treating physicians.
89 Metabolomic profiling only revealed a suggestive trend of fecal L-Fucose in Atg16l1 ∆IEC mice at trimester 3, which may warrant further investigation due to the important role of fucosylation as a post-translational protein modification in Crohn’s disease and colorectal cancer. 26 , 90–92 We found consistent evidence for an increase in chitin-degradation in Atg16l1 ∆IEC pregnant mice in trimester 3 (day 18 after timed mating), both by higher abundance of the pathway in metagenomic data, as well as increased levels of its metabolite N-acetylglucosamine in the feces of these mice.
When these findings are considered alongside results from the multi-ethnic STAR*D cohort, also including participants with MDD, in which no significant associations were observed in Caucasian or African American participants, but a suggestive trend was present in Latinos ( 37 ), the overall pattern is consistent with a population-specific modulation of antidepressant response rather than a universal pharmacogenetic effect.