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A meta-analysis of nine observational studies (6 cohort, and 3 case-control), however, showed a trend but not a significant association between metformin and the risk of developing pancreatic cancer [48] , indicating a significant heterogeneity in clinical studies on the relationship between metformin use and pancreatic cancer risk.
The randomly generated gene list showed no significant over-representation of GWAS genes in the random gene set; in fact, it showed a trend of under-representation of GWAS genes in the random HOMER gene set, primarily due to the fact that some gene names in the NHGRI GWAS catalog are not RefSeq annotations (online supplementary table S13).
GLM model of male collections – of which significant variables are: date of collection ( χ 2 = 68.5; p < 0.0001), bait tested ( χ 2 = 35.7; p < 0.0001) and trap position ( χ 2 = 27.7; p-0.002) - showed a trend only partially consistent with the one observed for females (Figure 2 B, Table 2 ): i) baited traps were not significantly more effective than the not baited ones (probably due to low average catch sizes and large variations in estimates) except for BG lure + CO 2 (t-probabilities of pairwise diffe
At the second survey, the percentage of patients reported to be at target for PTH was slightly higher in the intravenous paricalcitol group than in the oral calcitriol group, despite a significantly lower percentage of intravenous paricalcitol patients than oral calcitriol patients being at target at baseline (18.2% versus 34.4%, respectively, P <0.0001); percentages of patients at target for phosphorus showed a trend towards an increase in the intravenous paricalcitol group, but a slight decrease in the oral calcitriol group (at the first survey, the percentage of patients at target for phosphorus was significantly higher in the oral calcitriol group [ P =0.009], without a significant difference at the second survey).