“an increasing trend”

In contrast, an increasing trend in the proportion of Gram-negative bacilli was observed (r=0.661, P =0.053).

3 A), whereas viral set points showed an increasing trend in coinfection participants (median, 5.07 versus 4.46 log 10 copies per milliliter; P = 0.053; Fig. 3 B).

Compared to the control group, the apoptosis rate increased notably in mBMECs treated with OGD for 2 h while exhibiting an increasing trend in the 1‐h OGD group ( p = 0.0534) (Figure 5B ).

While the viral RNA copy levels in plasma showed an increasing trend in both the vehicle and SAG treated mice (N = 3–5 per group, p = 0.0534), there was a significant decrease in the viral RNA levels in SAG treated brains (Fig. 2C and D , N = 3 per group, p = 0.03).

From BL to TW3, we noted an increasing trend in TIGIT + CD56 dim NK cells that failed to reach significance ( p =0.0537) and a significant increase of said cells at TW48 (Figure 3 C, left panel).

The relative abundance of the remaining subclusters (C0, C1, C2, and C4) was comparable between groups and the proportion of C3 melanocytes show an increasing trend in halo nevi compared with normal nevi (p = 0.0539) ( Figure 3B ).

No significant differences were observed for the chronaxie and MAQ ( p > 0.05), although an increasing trend was noted for the chronaxie ( p = 0.054).

These reductions were mitigated with an increasing trend in V.Vf by DFO administration ( P = 0.054, DFOHU5 vs.

In contrast, the number of sensory (vGlut1) synaptic inputs was significantly increased in both the SNT 2 W and SNT 6 W groups, with the SNT 4 W group showing an increasing trend (Figure 4F , p = 0.054).

The contents of acetate and total VFAs showed an increasing trend ( P = 0.054, P = 0.052).

However, an increasing trend in diversity was observed for the ASV index (Kruskal–Wallis test, p = 0.054; Figures 4A , B ).

In addition, the MDA content in the serum of newborn piglets in the SI group showed a decreasing trend ( p = 0.094), while the GSH-Px in the intestine of newborn piglets in the SI group showed an increasing trend ( p = 0.054). 3.5.

Survival analysis of ACLF patients The overall 28-day mortality rate was 35% and exhibited an increasing trend of differing mortality according to the severity of ACLF at the time of diagnosis (p = 0.054), with ACLF grade 1 at 22% mortality rate and ACLF grade 3 at 60%.

It showed that the apparent digestibility of DM ( p < 0.001), CP ( p < 0.001), and NDF ( p < 0.001) of sheep was linearly increased with the increase in the substitution amount of giant reed and showed an increasing trend with the increase in the proportion of giant reed in feed ( p = 0.054).

Additionally, the average daily gain of piglets/litter also showed an increasing trend in the HL group compared with the LH and 2 C groups ( P = 0.054).

faecis in patients with PR showed an increasing trend ( P =0.054, Table 3 ) in the EC group.

When the outlying data points (January 2017 and December 2018) were excluded, the incidence of HO-CDI showed an increasing trend, without statistical significance ( P = 0.054).

For therapy responders, the mean rTF max showed an increasing trend compared to non-responders ( p = .054), while therapy remitters vs. non-remitters showed no significant differences ( p = .356).

While OGA expression showed an increasing trend in aortic lysates from hyperglycemic vs. non-hyperglycemic smOGT WT mice, this difference did not reach statistical significance ( p = 0.054).

Notably, the relative abundance of Firmicutes in the lycopene group showed an increasing trend compared to the PC group ( p = 0.055), whereas the relative abundance of Bacteroidota exhibited a decreasing trend relative to the PC group ( p = 0.059).

The SOD activity of the G-LT group showed an increasing trend compared to that in the C-LT group ( p = 0.055, Figure 3 B).

Finally we observed an increasing trend for the biomarker of protein age, D-Serine ( P = 0.055).

However, in TNFα perfused hearts, CV L alone increased over time with no change in CV T as seen in representative isochrones (Figure 2A ) and summary data (Figure 2B ), and as a result an increasing trend in AR was also observed ( p = 0.055, Figure 2B ).

In cord blood, DMG concentrations were significantly lower, and the betaine/DMG ratio showed an increasing trend ( p = 0.055) in the FA user group.

No significant differences were observed regarding cytokines IL-6 ( Figure 7C ), IL-12p70 ( Figure 7D ) or IL-10 ( Figure 7E ), despite an increasing trend for IL-12p70 ( p < 0.055).