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These differences between the conditions mean that we cannot derive the role of surgery for TICH from results of the 13 published trials of surgery for spontaneous ICH but the STICH trial showed a trend towards better outcome with surgery for the group of spontaneous supratentorial ICH that are most like TICH: superficial hematomas with no intraventricular bleed [ 3 ].
However, when the AX version of the CPT (subject responds to the target “X” when it is preceded by an “A” compared with the target preceded by other letters) was employed, children with autism showed a trend of benefiting less from the “A” cue, suggesting an abnormal phasic alerting function ( Pascualvaca et al. 1998 ).
did not reach statistical significancep = 0.0871.7× alphaplainly factual
When embryo grade (grade 3, grade 3 + 2, grade 2) was used as the dependent variable, whereas age (ys), PRL (ng/ml), estradiol levels the fifth day of rFSH administration (pg/ml) and survivin/ABL mRNA expression were used as independent variables, only estradiol levels on the fifth day of rFSH administration showed a trend for correlation to the embryo grade, however it did not reach statistical significance (p = 0.087) (Table 3 ).
We measured free amino acid levels from heads of Rheb overexpressing flies (using the neuronal driver elav-Gal4 ) and found significantly higher levels of several amino acids and their metabolites, however, although tyrosine levels showed a trend towards increase in Rheb overexpressing samples, the change did not reach statistical signficance ( Fig. 3D ).
AAV9-mTERT treated mice also showed a trend for an improved glucose uptake and a better homeostatic model assessment (HOMA (Heikkinen et al, 2007 ; Matthews et al, 1985 )) compared to the AAV9-eGFP controls, although differences did not reach statistical significance (Supporting Information Fig S4D and E ).
The impact on parents’ daily activities showed a trend to lower scores in children aged under 6 months compared with the older age groups, possibly because parents of children aged under 6 months are likely to be on parental leave, or possibly because a child aged under 6 months requires a great deal of parental attention regardless of health status, and therefore the change in response to illness may be correspondingly less than in older age groups.