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an expected trend

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p=0.08

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

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Only age was defined as an independent predictor for poor knowledge, where older participants were more likely to have a poor level of knowledge of ECs, highlighting an expected trend as the younger population was generally thought to be more exposed to knowledge and behaviors related to vaping and smoking from their peers and social media [ 31 , 32 ].
With 0–100% TEGDVE/TMPTE, an overall increase in front velocity for samples containing talc was observed with the increasing TEGDVE content, which is an expected trend. 35 At 25% TEGDVE, the front velocity did decrease, which was also observed in previous reports. 35 For samples with hectorite, a front was not supported with 100% TMPTE and no TEGDVE, though a localized reaction occurred upon application of heat.
19 However, changes in MHQ exhibited an expected trend where individuals reporting more than 70% overall satisfaction demonstrated larger improvements in MHQ during PNE compared to those reporting less than 70% overall satisfaction (46.6% vs 23.3%), though this result did not reach statistical significance ( p = 0.141).