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“a tendency toward statistical significance”

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In the Cochrane meta-analysis 16 although a tendency toward statistical significance was seen in OS for the curative intent studies, the included trials, as stated earlier, had clinical heterogeneity since they grouped the results of different oral formulations into a single category.
Association analysis between serum levels of IL-23 and IL-27 and clinical characteristics in RRMS patients Correlation analysis highlighted a significant monotonic relationship between the IL-27 and patients'age values and a tendency toward statistical significance regarding the relationships between the IL-27 and patients'age at disease onset ( Table 2 ).
n.[ 20 ] In our study, the plasma level of PAI-1 was found to be slightly higher in stroke patients compared with controls, without statistical significance, but in relation to stroke severity assessed with NIHSS at discharge, PAI-1 levels were lower in patients with severe stroke (NIHSS > 7), with a tendency toward statistical significance.
Whether RECIST and mRECIST criteria were used for assessment, HVTT shows a higher ORR in all subgroups, with a significant difference, except for the subgroups of female, HBV negative, Child-Pugh B, cirrhosis, single tumor, without previous anti-tumor treatment, which showed a tendency toward statistical significance ( Tables S5 and S6 ).
As well, the small percentage of elders with significant depressive symptoms (12.9%) might explain why Rovner et al only found a tendency toward statistical significance in their cross-sectional study. 57 The fact that they took into account only the near vision subscale of the NEI-VFQ, which contains items like reading ordinary print in newspapers or difficulty seeing well up close, such as when cooking or sewing, could be another explanation.