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Clinical symptoms were assessed based on NYHA classification and showed a trend towards improvement in group A without reaching statistical significance compared to a trend towards significant worsening in groups B, ( p = 0.096 in group A vs p = 0.007 in group B).
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More dramatic changes were seen in markers of metabolic and synaptic gene expression: we found recipient neurons showed a trend towards a decrease in the expression of RNA Pol II ( p = 0.096) and a consistent and significant decrease in the expression of mouse MAPT ( p = 0.002), CaMKIIα ( p = 1 × 10 −5 ) and SYP ( p = 1 × 10 −4, Fig. 5 a, c).
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When gender was accounted for, amygdala reactivity was further modulated by age, such that older participants showed a trend towards lower amygdala reactivity (left hemisphere: b = −0.087, p = 0.096; right hemisphere: b = −0.090, p = 0.085).
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In contrast, when compared to the cohort receiving BP‐only, the BP ➔ RANKLi group showed a trend toward higher 5‐year survival rates (26.9% vs. 24.8%, p = 0.0966); though this difference also did not reach statistical significance.
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Similarly, PAI β , although not reaching statistical significance, showed a trend for a positive relationship to WTP ( R 2 = 0.273, RMSE = 0.993, estimate = 0.161, t = 1.67, p = 0.0967), which means that stronger engagement of the left PFC in beta frequency band was related to higher WTP.
Frontal Brain Asymmetry and Willingness to Pay.
Front Neurosci · 2018 · PMC5890093
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Treatment with 25(OH)D 3 resulted in significant downregulation in clinical animals for the pro-inflammatory mediators IL1B ( Figure 5A ; P < 0.05), while IL17A and NOS2 showed a trend of decreased expression (average P = 0.097) but no significance ( Figures 5C,E ).