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Acute latrepirdine administration was associated with modest improvements in the performance of a delayed matching to sample task in young adult and aged monkeys and showed a trend towards attenuation of scopolamine-induced impairments in young adult monkeys. 48 Recent studies have provided further insight into the potential mechanisms of action that may underlie latrepirdine's cognitive-enhancing properties.
As far as TIC signatures are concerned, GSEA comparison of the HIS with three published TIC signatures [ 36 , 84 , 85 ] showed a trend for anti-correlation between our signature and the tumor-initiating gene profile (that is, genes that are upregulated in TICs are significantly enriched in the downregulated genes of the HIS, whereas genes that are downregulated in TICs are significantly enriched in the upregulated genes of the HIS (see Additional File 9 )).
ORR was comparable between patients with standard and high-risk profile, the subgroups (25.8% versus 24.6%), while time-to-event endpoints showed a trend of shorter duration in high-risk patients, including median duration of response (5.6 months versus 8.3 months) and overall survival (9.3 versus 19.0 months).
In situ hybridization data showed a trend: hsa-miR-21 levels were the lowest in normal tissue, and increasingly higher in adenocarcinoma and metastasis, meanwhile, a similar expression was observed in cancer cells nodes and liver recurrences, suggesting that hsa-miR-21 upregulation could predict an advanced metastatic disease.
Several parameters, including lower gestational age, maximum temperature, low alkaline phosphatase, low serum bicarbonate and high Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation II showed a trend towards association with fetal mortality, but not reaching statistical significance.
In this study, including 83 intubated patients undergoing continuous subglottic secretion drainage (SSD), the authors found that patients with persistent intra-cuff pressures below 20 cm H 2 O showed a trend towards a higher risk of VAP (relative risk (RR) = 2.57, 95% CI = 0.78, 8.03), and a statistically significant risk of VAP among patients not receiving antibiotics (RR = 4.23, 95% CI = 1.12, 15.92).