Extension stiffness—calculated from Test 7—was significantly higher in Group 1 (Straight) versus all other groups ( p ≤ 0.015), with a trend toward significance in Group 2 (Nail) versus Group 4 (90°-Helical) ( p = 0.057) and in Group 3 (45°-Helical) versus Group 4 (90°-Helical) ( p = 0.059), and with no significant difference between Group 2 (Nail) and Group 3 (45°-Helical) ( p = 0.989).
The analyses revealed a trend toward significance for the main effect of Genuineness ( F [1,1446] = 3.62, p = 0.057) as posed emotions are generally rated as more intense than genuine ones (3.95 vs. 3.75).
Repeated measures ANOVA indicated no significant main effect of time between pre- to post-treatment, only a trend toward significance with F = 3.98, p = 0.058.
When sexes were analyzed separately, we found significant correlations in males between AUC and RMSSD, SDNN, and LF (p<0.05), with a trend toward significance in males between AUC and HF (r = .690, p = .058) ( Fig 3 ).
Under the ToM condition in the RMET, the RTs showed a trend toward significance for the main effect of Time ( p = 0.058) and interaction of Time × Group ( p = 0.050), but not for the main effect of Group ( p = 0.538).
HDL levels showcased a trend toward significance (Wald = 3.58, p = 0.058), featuring an OR of 1.087 (95% CI: 0.99–1.18).
Additionally, hypokalemia showed a trend toward significance with an odds ratio of 3.31 (95% CI: 0.96–11.42, p = 0.058) in the univariate analysis.
Looking at the subgroups, there was a significant difference for the emmetropic eyes group ( p = 0.003) respectively a trend toward significance ( P = 0.058), when only one eye per patient is included.
A two-way ANOVA on synaptic density indicated a trend toward significance on ketamine (F [1, 33] = 3.798, p = 0.059) but not CHIMERA (F [1, 33] = 1.193, p = 0.283) as shown in Figure 4 F.
The non-responders held significantly higher scar percentage in basal septal segments ( P = 0.028) and higher scar percentage with a trend toward significance in mid-septal segments ( P = 0.059).
The differences in median IFN‐γ SFC counts among the three infection groups showed a trend toward significance (p = 0.059, Fig. 4 a), whereas the median IFN‐γ SFC count was notably reduced in the persistent-infection group in contrast to the uninfected group (p = 0.014, Fig. 4 a). 3.3.2 Relationship between HCMV-DNA VL and IFN‐γ SFC count The median IFN-γ SFC counts were 343/3 × 10 4 PBMCs in the low-VL group and 8.5/3 × 10 4 PBMCs in the high-VL group; the difference was significant (p = 0.001, Fig. 4 b).
The mean red blood cell count exhibited a trend toward significance ( p = 0.0591), with the control subjects having a lower count (97.3 cells/μL ± 34.1) compared with the tuberculosis patients (164.0 cells/μL ± 114.4).
Notably, TCDCA concentrations are decreased in the β-glucan-HFD and wheat-dextrin-HFD groups, and TDCA concentrations are decreased in all dietary fiber groups, but not significantly, although β-glucan-HFD displayed a trend toward significance with TDCA ( P = 0.0595).
Patients with ESW were significantly older [median age, 54.0 (28.0, 67.0) years] than those with LSW [median age, 50.0 (17.0, 65.0) years], had a lower incidence of rejection within the first nine months after OLT (1 (2.7%) compared to 19 (26.4%); p = 0.01), and had a trend toward significance difference in the etiology of the liver disease ( p = 0.06), primarily due to a lower prevalence of autoimmune hepatitis (AIH) [0 compared to 8 (11.1%)] and primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC) (2 (5.4%) compared to 13 (18.1%)).
Notably, patients achieving CR exhibited markedly higher T cell activation immune scores post-treatment compared to those PR patients, demonstrated by a trend toward significance ( P = 0.06, Fig. 5c ).
There was no significant effect of implicit attitudes on intentions to use a condom, although a trend toward significance ( p = 0.06) was found for the effect of implicit attitudes on intentions to use a condom when participants were in a state of alcohol intoxication.
During the 10-Hz trial, there were no significant differences between entries into the acquisition zone (86.83 ± 20.81) and into the inactive zones (44.08 ± 2.72), but there was a trend toward significance ( p = 0.06).
Location-action A trend toward significance was observed between treatments on day 1 ( F (1,127) = 3.77, p = 0.06) with the mean number of correctly remembered locations and actions significantly higher for the multi-ingredient herbal supplement (4.26) than placebo (3.56).
Regarding CRP levels, we found a trend toward significance in the association with lower SWS (p = 0.06) after adjustment.
Negative Symptoms The analysis of the BNSS scores revealed a trend toward significance in the interaction between time and stimulation (χ 2 (1) = 3.5, p = 0.060).
The multiple regression model combining motor expertise and visual experience showed a trend toward significance in explaining the performance in outcome prediction ( r = 0.32, p = 0.06).
While there were no significant effects of the macronutrients on sleep and recovery metrics ( Table 4 , 5 ), there was a trend toward significance ( p = 0.06) in recovery score based upon protein intake, whereby those who had more than 5 g of protein before bed had a recovery score of 11.41 percentage points lower than those who ate less than 5 g of protein pre-sleep ( Table 4 ). 4.
Meta-regression shows a trend toward significance between seroconversion rate and antibody type ( p = .06).
In addition, all the GBA1-PD patients were included in the “worsened” subgroup with a trend toward significance (p = 0.06) at the chi-square independence test.
Across the 2 surveys, the lowest mean score on usefulness statements (4.46, SD 1.38) was in response to “Using the ECHO framework makes it easier to do my job,” while the highest mean score (5.23, SD 1.33) was for “Using the ECHO framework for cybersecurity improves the quality of work I do.” In comparing responses to “Using the ECHO framework for cybersecurity improves the quality of the work I do” between participants in HICs and LMICs between 1- and 3-month surveys, there was a trend toward significance in the LMIC subgroup analysis over time ( P =.06), where the mean Likert score reduced from 6.12 (SD 0.99) to 4.42 (SD 1.90; Figure 4 ), but this was not statistically significant.