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When stratifying by etiology, patients with NAFLD on prior short-term dialysis showed a trend towards a greater frequency of post-LTA severe renal dysfunction (27.85% vs. 21.42%, p = 0.055) ( Figure 4D ).

Univariate analyses showed a trend toward higher depressive symptoms among cases, compared to controls (p = 0.055), and among older subjects (>40 years), compared to younger subjects (≤40 years) (p = 0.059).

Analysis of gender suggested that male participants showed a trend towards responding faster for targets at invalid rather than valid target locations [i.e., those not coinciding with a motion cue; F(1,62) = 3.8, p = 0.055], which is reminiscent of an inhibition effect often observed during nonsocial orienting 23 , 79 , and dovetails with Bayliss et al . 42 who also found no gender differences during nonsocial orienting.

Analysis of the UK registry showed a trend towards increased mortality among those with PoPH in Child–Pugh Category C ( n = 10); hazard ratio (HR) 2.116 ( P = 0.055), compared with 0.716 ( P = 0.248) for those in Child–Pugh Category A ( n = 45). 20 However, the analysis could not conclude that severity of cirrhosis was predictive of mortali

Post hoc comparison revealed a significant increase in the RC slope ( p = 0.006; Figure 4 ), whereas the change in rMT was not significant but showed a trend toward reduction ( p = 0.055) after rPNMS ( Figure 5 ).

Although finding not statistically significant, caregivers of patients perceived to be in poor health showed a trend toward higher burden compared to those unable to comment on health (odds ratio = 2.65; P = 0.055) [ Table 5 ].

HbA1c was a significant predictor for TLC-B in the FIB-4 model (β = −3.029, p = 0.0192) and showed a trend in the NAFLD score model (β = −2.572, p = 0.0550).

Although not statistically significant, prior hospitalization for HF showed a trend toward an association with the primary outcome (HR 1.64; 95% CI 0.99–2.71; P=0.055).

They also showed a trend toward lower TFS (51.0% vs. 62.1% in the HU-I group; P = 0.055) and lower OS (57.5% vs. 67.7% in the HU-I group; P = 0.060; Fig. 2B ) compared to patients with HU-I.

3.3 mo, p = 0.02) and showed a trend for longer mOS (20.9 vs. 12.5 mo, p = 0.055) compared with those not closely matched.

Participants with moderate/severe hemophilia showed a trend‐significance towards higher likelihood to meet criteria for a MD ( OR = 2.544, 95% CI [0.981, 6.598], p = 0.055, data not shown).

Similarly, CNS-IPI risk distribution showed a trend toward differences without reaching statistical significance ( p = 0.055).

Wilcoxon test showed a trend toward symptom reduction from T1 to T2 ( z = -1.690, p =.055).

Home (vs nursing-home) residence showed a trend for higher odds of 30-day hospital admission (OR 1.51, 95% CI 0.99–2.32; p = 0.055).

Kaplan Meier analysis revealed that CAD238 classifier score in the highest quartile showed a trend towards prediction of cardiovascular events which did not reach statistical significance (Log Rank [Mantel Cox] p=0.055).

Although overall survival showed a trend in favor of preoperative CRT, no statistically significant benefit was observed at the 5-year follow-up (p = 0.055), which may partially be attributed to the early termination of the trial and inadequate sample size ( 15 ).

For AISI, patients with values ≥ 956.31 showed a trend toward lower survival compared to those with AISI < 956.31 (log-rank p = 0.055).

Leptin levels significantly decreased in the LA group ( p = 0.046), and they also showed a trend in the HA group ( p = 0.055).

Participants who reached WHtR <0.53 showed a trend with about two times the likelihood of having achieved or maintained normoglycemia than those who did not reach the WHtR target (OR: 2.15, p = 0.055, Table 1 ).

19%; p = 0.001), and showed a trend towards a higher frequency of regular alcohol consumption (56% vs. 46%; p = 0.055).

In the irAEs group, the survival analyses showed a trend toward improved OS in the rechallenge subgroup (HR =0.287; 95% CI: 0.081–1.025; P=0.055), and a promising DCR of 75% after an ICI rechallenge.

Regular tissue-level implants showed a trend toward better survival than tapered bone level implants (Exp(B) = 0.373, p = 0.055).

Secondary outcome measure Amongst patients who received information compared to those who did not, those who received information showed a trend in reporting the study experience as being better than expected rather worse or same as expected (p = 0.055).

In the fecal bacteria of male mice, the MLP significantly increased the Shannon index of bacteria compared to the MBD ( p < 0.05), while the MHP showed a trend to increase the Shannon index compared to the MBD ( p = 0.055).

In contrast, at time point T1, while we found no differences in entries and time spent in the open arms (panel G, two‐tailed Mann–Whitney test, U = 26, p = 0.1970 and panel H, two‐tailed Mann–Whitney test, U = 33, p = 0.5289), finasteride‐treated rats showed a trend toward more entries to the closed arms (Figure 7K , two‐tailed Mann–Whitney test, U = 14, p = 0.055), suggesting a preference to less anxiogenic component of the maze.