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Although the belimumab group showed a trend towards earlier and more sustained response, differences were not statistically significant.

The species accumulation curve for the entire cohort showed a trend toward saturation, suggesting that the sampling effort captured a substantial portion of the prevalent fungal diversity (see Additional file 1: Figure S2).

Age factor emerged as the strongest contributors, while individual and ethnic showed a trend toward influence, possibly mediated by culturally shaped maternal diet or caregiving practices [ 52 ], though differences between ethnic groups did not reach statistical significance, likely due to limited sample size.

The observed segregation distortion of this study is in line with previous findings in pepper [ 54 , 55 , 59 , 60 ], which showed a trend varying from 20 to 40%, thus confirming how this would not affect the estimation of the recombination rate and genetic distance for QTL mapping.

The association showed a trend after adjustment for confounders in the regression model of pooled samples.

Sex-specific analysis showed a trend of extended longevity in female fish, but no difference in males ( Supplementary Figure S2 ).

In cervical samples, JCPyV‐positive women showed a trend toward higher HIV‐1 viral loads (mean 3.44 ± 0.79 copies/mL) compared with JCPyV‐negative ones (2.76 ± 0.57 copies/mL), although this difference was not statistically significant ( p = 0.112).

27 CRP levels, while not statistically different, showed a trend toward elevation in CKD and multi-comorbid groups, consistent with its role as a marker of cardiovascular risk and systemic inflammation. 28 Electrolytes exhibited significant variation: calcium, sodium, chloride, and potassium differed across groups, indicative of renal dysfunction and altered metabolic homeostasis.

Although no statistically significant differences were observed among groups, the mSD-immunized group showed a trend toward reduction compared with rSD.

Elevated NLR showed a trend toward reduced likelihood of achieving excellent outcome (mRS 0–1), though this did not reach statistical significance (aOR: 0.63; 95% CI: 0.40–1.01; P = 0.056).

Aspirates showed a trend toward increased alpha diversity and slightly more uniform community structure after treatment, with profiles approaching those of healthy controls, but these observations are difficult to interpret given the small sample size.

Among transplant-ineligible patients, 1-year PFS showed a trend favoring D-VRd over VRd (88% vs. 81%; HR 0.56, 95% CI 0.32–0.99).

Critically endangered species also showed a trend, with 67% falling into the high‐risk category, substantially higher than any other IUCN category (0%–33%).

The patient consistently maintained urine output exceeding 1 mL/kg/h, and serum Cr levels showed a trend toward improvement following TPE.

In fact, cytotoxic T cells, mainly CD8 + T cells, showed a trend of decline between the proliferation of differentiated tumor cells.

Additionally, ELISA results showed a trend toward an increased level of IL6 in APOE4 _ RBFOX1 ‐KO organoids (Figure 2I ).

4 A and B ), while fat mass showed a trend toward being higher ( Fig. 4 C ).

Although ADI trophozoites showed a trend toward increased puromycin incorporation, the difference was not statistically significant compared to WT and WT + I ( Fig 4A and 4B ).

Mail-based participants showed a trend toward higher rates of being up-to-date with breast and cervical cancer screenings compared with community-based participants although these differences may be due to chance ( Fig. 2 ).

A study combining AZA and eltrombopag in higher-risk MDS did not reduce platelet transfusions and showed a trend toward AML progression [ 33 ].

Similarly, the percentage of peripheral blood blasts showed a trend toward reduction, with a median of 19.5% (7.0–24.0) in TP53 -mutated AML versus 21.0% (16.0–26.0) in non-mutated AML, although the difference did not reach statistical significance ( p = 0.055) (see Supplementary Fig. 1 ).

Additionally, we observed a prominent cumulative modulation effect: theta suppression following the final train was significantly greater than that following the 1st, 3rd, and 4th trains (1st: t (17) = 6.16, p FDR = 1.06e − 04, 95% CI = [1.40, 2.86], Cohen’s d = 1.38, 1− β > 0.99; 3rd: t (17) = 2.95, p FDR = 0.030, 95% CI = [0.74, 4.50], Cohen’s d = 0.66, 1− β = 0.79; 4th: t (17) = 4.91, p FDR = 6.50e−04, 95% CI = [1.38, 3.44], Cohen’s d = 1.10, 1− β > 0.99), and showed a trend of stronger level than the 2nd train ( t (17) = 1.94, p FDR = 0.14) (Fig. 5C ).

Pars fractures showed a trend toward association but did not reach statistical significance.

Compared with baseline LDL-C levels, all patients in both groups showed a trend toward decreased LDL-C levels after 2 weeks of treatment ( Supplementary Figure 1 ).

Again, performance did not differ between lower and higher SES adolescents but showed a trend that was similar to Stevens et al.’s (2009) ERP findings, with the ERP differences between attended and unattended tones being more pronounced for higher SES participants.