“showed a trend”

Indeed, the chi-squared analysis (Factor1, Group: Elderly/Young; Factor2, body side: left/right) showed a trend of significance ( X 2 (1, N = 15)=3.6, p = 0.056): older adults showed a higher number of peaks derived from tasks performed with the right side of the body (#peaks left body side elderly: 5; #peaks left body side young: 4; #peaks right body side elderly: 6; #peaks right body side young: 0; #peaks bilateral body side elderly: 11; #peaks bilateral body side young: 14).

Younger patients (<65 years) showed a trend toward better survival ( p = 0.056).

Renal expression of PEPCK was significantly reduced ( P <0.05; Fig 2C ) and G6PC expression showed a trend toward reduction ( P = 0.056; Fig 2D ) after prenatal androgenisation.

Hypoproteinemia showed a trend toward increased mortality (11.97% vs 3.38%, HR 1.802, P = 0.056).

Neither type of ERP was correlated with impulsivity scores, but ERN/Ne showed a trend toward being significantly correlated with NPI ( r = –0.413, p = 0.056; Table 4 ).

ELISA: comparison between groups at baseline Young susceptible individuals showed a trend for lower SerpinB3 concentrations in ELF than young non-susceptible individuals (p = 0.056).There were no significant differences between old healthy smokers versus non-smokers, nor between COPD patients and the two old healthy groups.

The patients harboring c.3321delA (homozygous and heterozygous) displayed a trend of earlier age of onset (0.16 and 0.81 years, respectively) compared with the wild-type genotype (1.07 years), which although displayed no statistical significance but showed a trend among three groups ( P = 0.056) ( Table 4 ) .

In addition, the latter subgroup showed a trend towards older age ( p = 0.056) and higher WOMAC ( p = 0.06) and HADS anxiety ( p = 0.07) scores.

Although it was not statistically significant, patients with the AG/AA genotype showed a trend of poor prognosis of 3-year survival in Cox regression analysis (hazard ratio [HR], 2.266; 95% confidence interval [CI], 0.978-5.251; p=0.056).

Age and sex-matched Irp2 −/− mice showed a trend (t = 1.982, df = 33, p = 0.056) toward increased ambulatory activity in the periphery of the open field ( Fig. 4 A).

Response to IFN Beta Therapy The SNP rs20576 in exon 5 in TRAILR-1, which showed a trend in the original cohort (recessive model: p = 0.056, OR = 0.41), was significantly associated in the validation cohort (recessive model: p = 4.83×10 −3 , OR = 0.19) and it reached the Bonferroni level of significance in the joint analysis (recessive model: p = 8.88×10 −4 , pc = 0.048, OR = 0.30) ( Table 2 ).

In line with the results reported in the whole cohort of ICIs-treated patients, lymphocyte count showed a trend towards statistical significance (OR: 0.90, 95% CI 0.01 to 1.06, p=0.056).

In the CCRT subgroup, high-dose cisplatin showed a trend toward improved OS (HR = 0.57, 95% CI: 0.32–1.02, p = 0.056), with moderate-to-high heterogeneity (I 2 = 65.1%, P for heterogeneity = 0.057).

Systemic conditions, such as diabetes, showed a trend toward higher lesion prevalence ( p = 0.056).

Gefitinib showed a trend of longer mPFS in L858R cohort than in 19Del cohort (27.5 months vs. 10.3 months, P = 0.056).

Piglets from sows supplemented with tributyrin showed a trend for higher feed intake immediately post-weaning ( p = 0.056).

The interaction effect showed a trend ( F (2,26) = 3.24, P = .056).

PT was higher in ASD group, which showed a trend to significant difference (14.4±7.5 degrees vs. 17.7±7.9 degrees, P=0.056 ) (Table 3 A).

aeruginosa showed a trend of being associated with BAL neutrophilia (16% [IQR 8–22] vs. 5% [IQR 2–10], P = 0.056), but was not significant considering all respiratory pathogens (5% [IQR 2-9.5] without pathogen vs. 5% [IQR 3–13]) with pathogen, P = 0.06).

NID showed a trend toward improvement from 13.3% ± 8.0% to 18.9% ± 5.4% ( P = 0.056).

However, broilers fed diets supplemented with 2,000 and 4,000 mg/kg GLPs showed a trend towards a reduction in the abundance of E. coli compared to broilers fed the control diet ( P = 0.056).

Sjögren syndrome showed a trend toward lower prevalence in the family-history group that did not reach statistical significance (1.3% vs. 4.5%; p = 0.056).

After Bonferroni correction, the front–back confusion showed a trend of negative influence on recognition ( p = 0.056).

Further, the Heidelberg Bleeding Classification showed a trend towards statistically significant differences between the thrombectomy and control groups across the different categories ( p = 0.056) (Table S5 ).

Conversely, late platelet transfusion showed a trend toward worse overall survival ( p = 0.056) but did not significantly affect progression-free survival ( p = 0.421) ( Table 3 ; Supplementary Figures S3 and S4 ).