“showed a trend”

Tunisian individuals with LRRK2 p.Gly2019Ser showed a trend towards a 6-year earlier age of onset when they also carried LRRK1 p.Leu416Met [ 20 ].

Among patients with non-occlusive CAD collateral recruitment could be observed between the first and the second balloon inflation, while patients with a CTO showed a trend to collateral de-recruitment (see Fig. 5 ).

Other secondary measures showed a trend in improvements, but were not statistically significantly different between treatment groups.

Levels of BCG Recovered Were Lower in Groups With Previous BCG Vaccination Enumeration of BCG by solid culture showed a trend toward a lower median colony-forming unit count in the previously BCG-vaccinated groups, with a statistically significant 0.5-log reduction in colony-forming unit count between group A (naive) and group D (BCG–MVA85A; P = .02, Mann–Whitney U test; Figure 2 ).

Although depletion of CIP29 also showed a trend of reduced viral transcripts in the cytoplasm, these changes were not significant due to variations between experiments.

Sub-group analysis showed a trend that the group receiving loading dose was more likely to reach the optimal teicoplanin concentration.

In our material, most patients that were subject to dose adjustments after the switch to generic tacrolimus showed a trend of change in tacrolimus trough concentrations even before the generic conversion.

The diabetic group also showed a trend to higher SBF of 3.19% ( N = 16, SE = 11.5%); however, this was also not statistically significant ( P = 0.96).

In our study, however, we found that BRF2 plays critical role in prognosis in 37 patients with AC; however, the log-rank test showed a trend towards better overall survival in the high BRF2 group in 40 patients with SCC but this did not reach statistical significance ( P > 0.05).

The E/E m ratio showed a trend towards a higher value in the hypertensive group.

Data from two trials that included 70 women showed a trend towards a reduction in delivery before 37 weeks’ gestation if within 48 hours of initiation of treatment (RR 0.20, 95% CI 0.03–1.28) or within 7 days (RR 0.41; CI 0.1–1.66).

Regression analysis showed a trend toward phakic patients having higher IOP at 30 minutes.

IFN γ and α 1 -acid glycoprotein (AGP) were not significantly affected, although AGP showed a trend toward induction.

It showed a trend similar to that of OTUs, but the lowest Chao1 estimators occurred on day 38.

The dominant arm showed a trend toward slightly higher errors than the mid-strength field, supporting this interpretation.

Both the EC IBD study and the IBSEN study showed a trend toward more frequent relapse in young patients diagnosed with UC [ 8 , 9 ].

In addition, CD133+ MCL cells showed a trend towards increased levels of Sox2, and nanog expression compared to CD133− MCL cells and UCB CD5+ B-cells but did not reach statistical significance.

Overweight/obesity showed a trend for increasing numbers of elective caesarean sections and was significantly associated with greater risk of induction, longer hospital stay and delivery of a LGA infant.

Correlation of ADMA and NO-response showed a trend in controls ( figure 6 ), although not statistically significant (r = 0.49; p = 0.07), whereas no trend was seen in ESRD (r = 0.01; p = 0.97).

Although BT-474 cells showed a trend toward heregulin-stimulated proliferation, differences between vehicle- and heregulin-treated cells were not always significant.

Although the sister rats showed a trend toward increased fear-conditioning by-proxy in response to the CS the following day, compared to non-sister rats, this effect was entirely driven by the post-cue social contact.

The post-stroke gait data showed a trend towards the normal range: speed, stride length, ankle power, and ankle positive work increased.

CoQ 10 levels showed a trend toward increase in patients with progression rate <0.36 (CoQ 10 = 530.67 ± 281.54) than in patients with progression rate ≥0.36 (CoQ 10 = 452.51 ± 218.54) but it was not significant ( P = 0.164).

In contrast to the lack of an effect on type I IFN responses in the SIV-infected spleens, minocycline treatment showed a trend towards reduced SIV RNA levels in spleen compared to infected, untreated animals, reducing viral loads by approximately 50%.

The frequency of major thromboembolic complications showed a trend to occur more often in patients with leukapheresis.