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Similarly, completion of more races in the current season showed a trend to result in fewer DDs for shoulder injuries (Ratio =0.96 [95% CI =0.93–1.00], P =0.06).

For the comparison on the base rate of heart rate at pre- and post-one-month training, the experimental group showed a trend of reduction in heart rate (by 3.63 beats/min, t (21) = 1.96, P = .06) whereas the control group did not (by 2.47 beats/min, t (19) = 1.22, P = .24).

This analysis revealed a significant block × site interaction (p<0.01, F 4,5 = 5.41), Site showed a significant effect on sensation of movement (p<0.001, F 4,5 = 12.86) and sensory block showed a trend on sensation of movement (p<0.06, F 1,5 = 5.10).

The scores for the AF and the border between the AF and NP in the ADAMTS5 siRNA-treated discs showed a trend to be lower than those in the control discs (Mann-Whitney; AF; P = 0.06; border between the AF and NP; P = 0.08).

Female but not male wild type mice injected with Dox showed a trend to reduced total fat mass (expressed as a percent of body weight) (p = 0.06) ( Figure 4A, 4B ).

Post hoc comparisons for the main effect of treatment showed a trend for a reduction in GluN2B in CAST + testosterone compared to CAST mice ( p = 0.06) ( Figure 3(e) ).

5 b) showed a trend of increasing the rising speed (Fig. 5 c, paired, two-tailed t -test, t = 2.3, P = 0.06, df = 7) and significantly increased the peak amplitude (Fig. 5 d, paired, two-tailed t -test, t = 4.4, P = 0.003, df = 7).

In addition, the width/length ratio of L-typical arbors showed a trend towards being greater than that for R-typical arbors, although this difference did not quite reach statistical significance at the 95% confidence level (L-typical = 1.28 ± 0.039; R-typical = 1.13 ± 0.070; p = 0.06; Figure 3m ).

A further interesting finding is that the connectivity strength of RS1 (RS period before the task has started) showed a trend for a significant correlation with subsequent task performance (Pearson’s r = 0.43, p = 0.06, see also File S3 ).

Following single marker analysis of the test dataset, one SNP mapping close to loc154449 showed a trend towards allelic association (rs11752069, p = 0.06) with RA and significant genotypic association with RA (p = 0.05).

Meta-analysis results for multi-factorial interventions The meta-analysis of multi-factorial studies ( Figure 5 ) showed a trend towards an overall reduction in the rate of hospital falls, although this did not quite reach statistical significance (RaR = 0.8, 95% CI 0.63–1.01, Z = −1.88, P = 0.06).

In exploratory within-group analyses, participants in the intervention group showed improved positive affect and reduced anxiety ( p < 0.05), whereas existential well-being showed a trend toward improvement ( p < 0.06).

For obese individuals, oleoylethanolamide showed a trend towards a positive correlation with BMI (P=0.06, rho=0.42) while this relationship was inverse for controls (P=0.07, rho=-0.34).

Ducks reared under the DDYN program showed a trend for lower BA (47.4 ± 0.85%, p = 0.06) than those reared under the conventional program (49.29 ± 0.50%).

However, in the contralateral (nonstenotic) eyes, patients with CAD showed a trend toward preserved or higher SVC density ( P =0.060) and perfusion ( P =0.053) compared with patients with CAS, although these differences did not reach the Bonferroni‐adjusted significance threshold.

Although insulin levels showed a trend toward reduction, the difference was not statistically significant ( p = 0.06).

However, the percent body fat (Table 1 ) showed a trend ( p = 0.06) to be higher by 27.7 ± 11.2% in the low-threshold group (18.5 ± 7.4% body fat) than in the high sweet taste threshold group (13.2 ± 7.1% body fat).

Complete blood counts (Additional file 2 A–E), showed a trend towards increased neutrophil to lymphocyte ratio ( p = 0.06) in COL tumor mice, which is also associated with poor clinical outcome in a population of patients with breast cancer [ 32 ].

The differences between the groups showed a trend at 6 months ( n = 10, p = 0.06), although no change was observed at 12 months ( n = 7, p = 0.35).

Students who had completed the role-playing seminars recorded higher HUMAS totals (d = 0.50; p = 0.001) and sub-scores, with only a modest gain in Affect-Regulation, and showed a trend towards better CSI-R performance ( p = 0.06).

There were no significant differences in bodyweight loss, but sows in the DR subgroup showed a trend of increasing backfat depth, while sows in the NODR lost backfat ( p = 0.06); this effect was similar to that of sows in the CON and ESF groups. 3.3.

However, the difference in mRS scores at discharge only showed a trend towards higher scores in patients with a previous ischemic stroke (total), which did not reach significance after correcting for multiple testing (p = 0.06).

Serum LBP concentrations showed a trend toward increased levels in the co-infected group compared to the other groups, p = 0.06 (Additional file 1 : Table S1).

Males and females of the stress group differed in sampling points 1 min before and 1 min after the TSST, all F (1, 38) > 6.31, all p < 0.016, all η 2 > 0.14, and females showed a trend of lower cortisol in sampling points 10 and 20 min after stress cessation, all F (1, 38) > 3.76, all p < 0.06, all η 2 > 0.09.

Neutrophil percentage showed a trend toward higher values in non-obese patients (73.3%) compared to overweight patients (68.8%, p = 0.060).