Exploratory post-hoc testing showed a trend towards improved MBP myelin alignment in the ischaemia-Epo group in the first parasagittal white matter [2-Factor ANOVA; F (1) = 3.761, P = 0.063], with no significant interaction between rEpo and hypothermia.
Alcohol use showed a trend toward higher infection rates (27/36 in alcohol consumers vs. 13/25 in nonalcohol consumers), however, alcohol ( P = 0.063), NSAID use ( P = 0.48), steroid therapy ( P = 0.68), and irregular food habits ( P = 0.097) were not significantly linked to H. pylori status (Table 3 ).
Supplementation with casein showed a trend for increased alpha diversity compared to the protein-free diet ( p = 0.063); however, both the CP.H-based and CP-based diets had significantly increased alpha diversity at the end of the protocol.
Although C-ACT scores showed a trend towards improvement (baseline: 22.5, study end: 24, p = 0.063), no significant change in lung function was observed.
Patients with QRS duration ≥150 ms showed a trend towards more LVESV change compared with <150 ms patients (−33 ± 24% vs. −6 ± 33%; P = 0.063).
Baseline 0800 h insulin concentrations (0 min DCP sample) also showed a trend towards being lower in treated ponies (P = 0.063), with a median (IQR) value of 8 μIU/mL (4–95) compared to 52 μIU/mL (10–189) for controls.
There were no significant differences between RD patients and controls regarding baseline clinical characteristics, renal function, or antihypertensive treatment, although the control group showed a trend toward a higher rate of coronary artery disease (12 [52.2%] in RD patients versus 5 [100%] in controls, P =0.063).
Patients with a longer diagnostic delay (>23.9 months) showed a trend towards higher proportion of low zinc levels (11/26, 42.3% versus 12/42, 22.2%, p = 0.063).
Risk of recurrent cardiovascular events according to TNFi exposure In the univariable model of inverse probability weighted Cox regression analysis, TNFi exposure showed a trend toward a lower risk of recurrent cardiovascular events than TNFi non-exposure (HR 0.39, 95% CI 0.15–1.05, p = 0.063).
Regarding immune microenvironment analysis, patients with HCC in the high-risk score group showed a trend towards decreased stromal score ( P = 0.063), immune score ( P = 0.056), and estimate score ( P = 0.051), although the lack of significant differences may be attributed to the small sample size (Figure 8A–C ).
The CGI-S showed a trend toward improvement over placebo in the arbaclofen group ( p = 0.063) but this was the only measure showing a strong trend, and given the multiple comparisons, this result alone is difficult to interpret as meaningful.
The radiation treatment group (group 2) showed a trend towards lower eNOS mRNA expression than the control group (group 1 vs group 2, p = 0.063 after post hoc test), but daily PDE5I treatment lessened this decrease (group 2 vs. group 3, p = 0.063 after post hoc test) ( Fig 2C ).
Independent of treatment, it showed a trend toward increased values in women compared to men [61.19 ± 1.96 vs. 56.63 ± 2.10 bpm; F (1, 30) = 3.72, p = 0.063].
Outer quadrant lesion and time interval between surgery and radiotherapy showed a trend associated with displacement in the lateromedial ( p =0.063) and superoinferior ( p =0.057) directions ( Supplementary Table 1 ).
Conversely, the Diagnostic Outcome Trial in Heart Failure (DOT-HF) trial 36 showed a trend toward higher risk of primary endpoint (ACM or hospitalization for CHF) (HR 1.52, 95% CI 0.97–2.37, log-rank p = 0.063) compared to the control group.
While our study showed a trend towards reduced amputation rates in the LSB group (0%) compared to the medical treatment group (23%), this difference did not reach statistical significance ( p = 0.063).
After ART, most biomarkers of inflammation significantly decreased (p<0.01), except for D-dimer which showed a trend toward a significant decrease (p = 0.063).
4E and F ) and showed a trend for a mediation of the effect of posterior hippocampal tau on memory performance [β = 0.09 (−0.005 to 0.184), P = 0.063].
This effect occurred because the intervention group scored significantly worse than the community group, p = 0.031, and the waitlist group showed a trend toward worse performance than the community group, p = 0.063.
It should be noted, though, that including this data point resulted in non-significant differences between freezers and non-freezers, but still showed a trend (p = 0.063), indicating that freezers had a weaker relationship between weight bearing and balance control compared to non-freezers.
Considering the visceral disease’s clinical relevance, we added this variable to our multivariable Cox model, even if our population’s results showed a trend ( p = 0.063) without a significant p -value using the univariate analysis.
Conversely, poor prognosis patients showed a trend towards higher levels of these two miRNAs than NET cell lines (miR‐17‐5p: H727 vs NENs, p = 0.063; BON‐1 vs NENs, p = 0.066; miR‐19a‐3p: H727 vs NENs, p = 0.085; BON‐1 vs NENs, p = 0.088).
Furthermore, SBEM expression showed a trend towards an association with reduced overall survival and relapse-free survival in the ER+ cohort ( P = 0.063 and P = 0.072, respectively).
In CD, defecation rate showed a trend to decrease both in the lactulose group by 16 ± 7 from 39 ± 11 to 24 ± 8 (p= 0.063), and in the control group by 20 ± 10 from 45 ± 8 to 24 ± 6 (p= 0.069).
Although cardiovascular death showed a trend (22.8 vs. >24 months, p=0.063), all-cause mortality was significantly higher in CMD patients (21.6 vs. >24 months, p=0.041).