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Primary Analysis: Naturally Acquired Immunity Against Symptomatic Infections (COVID-19) The effectiveness of a previous infection against reinfection resulting in symptomatic disease was slightly higher than that against any reinfection (regardless of symptoms) at 3-6 months after infection, at 93.6% (95% CI, 79.6%-98.0%), and showed a trend of a more rapid decline with time since infection ( Table II and Figure 4 ), and protection against symptomatic reinfection remained high.
A post-hoc analysis of data from the GEMINI 2 trial showed a trend toward better fistula healing on VDZ maintenance than placebo (28% with fistula closure versus 11% at week 14), though it was not statistically significant. 23 A separate post-hoc analysis of the ENTERPRISE study comparing two VDZ regimens reported 43% of patients had perianal fistula closure at we
More prominently, patients with high Mφ density (CD68 Hi ) showed a trend towards a longer median OS compared with patients with low Mφ density (CD68 Lo ), although this did not reach statistical significance (15.0 months vs. 10.4 months, P = 0.11; Fig. 1 B).
After inoculation with AMF, all root morphological parameters (except the average root diameter) and root activity of mycorrhizal seedlings showed a trend of first increasing and then decreasing, reaching the maximum at medium N and significantly higher than those at low and high N levels ( Table 2 ).