showed a trendP = 0.065
Bilateral BA45 volume also showed a trend with DDK rate (left = 0.638, P = 0.065; right = 0.645, P = 0.061).
Bilateral BA45 volume also showed a trend with DDK rate (left = 0.638, P = 0.065; right = 0.645, P = 0.061).
Among the clinical symptoms, witnessed apneas showed a trend-level association in the univariate analysis ( p = 0.065), later confirmed as an independent predictor in multivariable modeling.
Sensorimotor STN overlap was not directly linked to LEDD reduction but was positively associated with motor improvement (β=0.34, p=0.001), which showed a trend-level effect on LEDD reduction (β=0.16, p=0.065).
Notably, ALS patients showed a trend toward increased assortativity in resting-state fMRI ( p = 0.065), possibly reflecting altered hub organization. 3.8.
Cox regression analysis, controlling for age and symptom duration at time of gastrostomy or recommendation, showed a trend to statistical significance between the two groups (Wald statistic 3.406, p = 0.065).
Although changes in dental status showed a trend towards a decline ( p = 0.065), these changes did not reach statistical significance.
Stride velocity showed a trend toward a condition × group interaction ( p = 0.065), suggesting a possible differential response to dual-task walking across phenoconversion groups.
MMP2 , although not significant, showed a trend for a 1.74-fold increase ( p =.065).
The multivariate analysis showed a trend towards overall survival deterioration in patients of the advanced clinical stage (p = 0.065), patients with a higher ACE score (p = 0.073), and in patients who achieved severe acute hematological toxicity during treatment (p = 0.045) ( Tab. 6 ).
However, after exclusion of the KCa3.2 T/T mice with less than 20 entries, alteration rates appeared normal in the KCa3.2 T/T mice (P = 0.81) while DOX-treated KCa3.1 −/− /KCa3.2 T/T mice showed a trend towards decreased alteration rates compared to DOX-treated KCa3.2 T/T (P = 0.065; Figure 3E ).
In the skeleton photoperiod group, turning the lights on did not significantly alter FAA ratios (F (4,24) = 0.78, p = .55), although premeal (ZT4-6) activity counts showed a trend to be lower on both light exposure days (F (4,24) = 2.54, p = .065).
The staining intensity of MTHFD1L showed a trend of lower intensity in patients with recurrence (Wilcoxon's P = .065) and lower T-stage (Kendal's tau = 0.069), although there was no association between these two clinical parameters and the fraction of positive cells.
Mean cortisol levels showed a trend towards a significant decrease at t 1 (t 25 = 1.93, p = 0.065), but no difference in cortisol reactivity between the different ARs was observed ( U = 36, z = −1.1, p = 0.31).
A statistical analysis showed a trend towards more NP2 continuations than NP1 continuations ( t (238) = −1.85, p = 0.065).
Among patients with moderate HL, patients with hearing aid showed a trend towards a significant improvement on ROCF memory (p = 0.065), but worsened on CPM as compared to patients without hearing aid (p = 0.038).
The combined group as compared to the alone group showed a trend toward longer aortic cross-clamping time (38.1 ± 7.3 min vs. 35.8 ± 7.5 min, p =0.065).
In non‐septic patients, group 2 showed a trend toward better survival (HR: 0.414, 95% CI: 0.162‐1.056, P = 0.065) compared with an overall low protein intake.
Of our covariate measures, individual differences in Age accounted for a significant portion of the variance in CA1-2 volume ( p = 0.032), and showed a trend for a positive association with CA3-DG ( p = 0.065), whereas Sex accounted for a significant portion of the variance in EC volume ( p = 0.005), reflecting that girls had larger EC than boys.
Latency time showed a trend to be affected by sex ( F = 3.76, df = 1.23, p = .065).
Post hoc comparisons indicated that relative to Group I, Group II showed a significant increase in % CRs to CS− trials ( t (38) = 2.55, P = 0.015) and Group III showed a trend ( t (38) = 1.90, P = 0.065) (white bars in Fig. 2 ).
The other rating tool showed a trend suggestive of superior performance with the use of the SPA CEC which did not reach significance [52.1% with a CEC vs. 44.5% without a CEC (p = 0.065)].
SOD1 and GPx4 showed a trend of decrease in protein levels in 3xTg-AD mice compared with WT (SOD1, 14,800.9 ± 1070.9 for WT versus 12,233.9 ± 625.3 for 3xTg-AD mice, p = 0.065; GPx4, 23,992.3 ± 833.4 for WT versus 19,172.9 ± 2230.5 for 3xTg-AD mice, p = 0.071).
In contrast, PSMA4 was significantly downregulated and CNTN4 showed a trend of downregulation ( P = 0.065) in the hippocampus of schizophrenia cases compared with controls (Fig. 5a ).
The relationship between these echocardiographic and ECG variables are presented in Table 4 , which shows that QRS duration was the only variable that modestly correlated with LV dimensions and LVESVI, and showed a trend towards a significant relationship with LVEF ( r = –0.27; p = 0.065).
Additionally, the sensitivity analysis without the LOCF strategy also showed a trend to lower accumulate number of GEL at 6 months in the MSCs group (1.53, 95% CI 0.53–4.42 vs 6.15, 95% CI 2.19–17.28, p = 0.065).