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Similarly, competition enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA)-based surrogate virus neutralization tests (sVNTs) showed a trend toward lower neutralizability of the hyposmia/anosmia only subpopulation, although it did not reach statistical significance (symptomatic [respiratory and other] versus hyposmia/anosmia only, P = 0.099), possibly due to the small subset size ( n = 6) ( Fig. 3B ).
On the contrary, patients who received GDFT in the study by Bacchin et al had significantly lesser blood loss as compared with controls. 13 This difference could be due to the variable spine pathology and surgical experience of different surgeons in our study. In our study, there was a decreasing trend in the use of intraoperative fluid in the GDFT group which however did not reach statistical significance probably due to the transfusion of less volume of fluid in both groups.
Factors associated with colonization by MDR bacteria prior to HD initiation Females, diabetics, those with history of broad-spectrum antibiotic use in the last 3 months and those with higher comorbidity index showed a trend towards colonization by MDR organisms prior to HD initiation, but these factors did not reach statistical significance [ Table 3 ].
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In contrast, the quantity of CEC in the control group observed on a quarter of polycarbonate membrane filter increased after the therapy from 2.0 ± 0.3 (1–6 cells) to 2.4 ± 0.3 (1–6 cells), corresponding to an increasing trend in CEC level from 400 ± 60 to 470 ± 70 cell/mL ( Figure 1 A); however, this increase did not reach statistical significance ( p = 0.28).
Patients who developed at least one severe flare from week 24 onwards showed a trend towards less prominent decreases in anti-dsDNA levels through week 24 compared with patients who did not develop severe flares (-10.5 versus -20.5%), which however did not reach statistical significance (P=0.071).