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In one study the unilateral airflow wcorrelated with verbal-spatial task performance in 23 right-handed men.[ 7 ] In another study, the effect of thirty min of unilateral forced nostril breathing was studied in 51 right handed volunteers.[ 8 ] Spatial task performance (a right hemisphere specific task) was significantly increased during left nostril breathing, while verbal task performance (a left hemispheric task) showed a trend of increase during right nostril breathing.
7 Niacin was the only agent tested in the Coronary Drug Project that showed a trend for efficacy. 8 A meta-analysis of 22 trials showed that old lipid-lowering agents failed to prevent cardiovascular events. 9 Moreover, older lipid drugs were associated with higher risk for mortality by accidents and violence, 10 leading to the discredit of the beneficial effects of lipid-lowering
Surface roughness analysis showed a trend of smoother interface when cutting the cornea after the shortest deswelling time (0 hours) (IS and RAS analysis) (RAS 0 hours: 16.5 [mean], 16.1[median], standard deviation 1.1; RAS 48 hours: 17.4 [mean], 18.3 [median], ±2.9; RAS 72 hours: 21.0 [mean], 22.5 [median], ±6.0 ; IS 0 hours: 2.8 [mean], ±1.5; IS 48 hours: 2.9 [mean], ±0.7, IS 72 hours: 3.4 [mean], ±1.0) (see Figure 3A and B ).
Both datasets showed a trend of decreasing number of pottery jobs reported with younger age group and, whilst the proportions of pottery related workers in the oldest age group in each cohort was almost identical, smaller proportions were found in all the younger age groups in the NorStOP cohort compared to the Census data.
Coincidentally, the Michael J Fox foundation recently posted online data detailing phenotypic testing of their LRRK2 KO model being characterized at Wil Research and this data showed a trend for enhanced rotarod performance in 4 month old KO mice compared with WT controls http://www.pdonlineresearch.org/sites/default/files/MJFF%20Animal%20Models%20Data%20-%20Oct%2031.pdf ).
Results Maltreated children showed a trend towards lower leptin levels than non-maltreated children.
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European Journal of Psychotraumatology · 2012 · PMC3442735