“showed a trend”

Although both groups showed a trend towards a within-subject improvement with the task (i.e. reduction in lateral guidance and forward assistance from the robot, and in the end errors; shown as negative change values in Table 2 ) a significant main effect of session was found only for the end-error measure (F (1,14) = 15.4, p = 0.002, partial η 2 = 0.52; Assist : p = 0.43; Guide : p = 0.069).

Moreover, we showed a trend towards LVEF decrease after stress and blunted LVEF reserve, which appeared to be greater in those subjects with PH.

In the present study, PA also showed a trend of decreasing with age.

However, they showed a trend toward more aggressive clinical features, including higher FLIPI score ( 38 ).

Procedures with CARTBox2 showed a trend towards fewer PVCs and non-sustained VTs than NOGA procedures (Table 2 ).

Meta-analysis of 4 randomized controlled trials including 228 subjects showed a trend toward significant reduction of ALT blood concentrations in subgroup with ≥1000 mg/day curcumin supplementation (–11.36 IU/L, 95% CI: –22.75 to 0.02; I 2 :51%).

Moreover, obese pre-DM metformin patients showed a trend of increase in triglyceride values compared to pre-DM placebo patients (1.89 ± 0.44 vs. 1.83 ± 0.54 mmol/L), without statistical significance.

In morbidly obese patients, hepatic chemerin mRNA showed a trend to be induced in those probands with a BMI > 40 kg/m 2 [ 58 ].

It was found that ABCA (ABC transporter A family member), ABCI (ABC transporter I family member), CDPK34 (calcium-dependent protein kinase 34), TIP5;1 (tonoplast membrane intrinsic protein), NIP2-1-like (nodulin 26-like intrinsic protein), IOX2-like (inositol oxygenase), PLA1IIgamma (phospholipase A1-IIgamma-like), FIP2-like , and SEC15B (exocyst complex component SEC15B) present high expression levels after pollination; within 48 h after pollination, ABCA , ABCI , CDPK34 , TIP5;1 , NIP2-1-like , IOX2-like , PLA1IIgamma , and FIP2-like showed a trend of rising first and then decreasing.

Among these genes, PsF3′H , PsDFR , and PsANS showed a trend similar to that of PsMYB12L , whereas PsFLS and PsANR showed a trend similar to that of PsMYB114L . 2.4.

The CBT's adherence was the highest (94.1%) and the exercise attendance in the CBT (80.7%) also showed a trend significantly greater than the ET (76.5%).

U87 α and RBE 10 values showed a trend of progressively increasing with ion mass and LET.

In response to short TSA treatment periods, the epithelial marker E-cadherin expression showed a trend of decrease followed by an increase in these cells.

sakei strains showed a trend toward reduced AST levels but with only the high dose of CJLS03 (CJLS03 H) differing significantly when compared to the HFD group ( Fig. 2F ).

The 6-year follow-up data of 1520 selected patients in China confirmed that antihypertensive therapy significantly reduced the risk of stroke recurrence, and the total mortality and the risk of myocardial infarction also showed a trend of decline.

The inflammatory response in TCRδ −/− mice showed a trend toward decreased myeloid cells compared littermate controls, though this was not significant ( n = 4/group, P ≥ 0.336, one-way ANOVA; Figure 2E ; Supplemental Figure 3B ).

In a previous study, evening bright light exposure showed a trend to increase maximum cycling performance through reduced melatonin levels (Knaier et al., 2017 ).

In this study, TVB-N values showed a trend to increase with storage time in both muscles for all packed samples until 15 days, followed by a decrease which could denote the low bacterial activity at the end of storage period.

Besides, CT-ADC showed a trend toward lower rate of EGFR mutation.

Patients showed a trend in which reduced IS and OS thickness and sensitivity were observed; the small sample size and variability in sensitivity at regions with normal IS and OS thickness may have reduced the power to detect a significant correlation in patients.

Third, our subgroup analysis showed a trend toward a survival benefit for women among elderly subjects.

14 The nonrandomized use of WLI (n=44) showed a trend toward improved 3-year progression-free survival (PFS) of 37% vs 21% in this population, but this was not statistically significant ( P =0.18). 14 Nevertheless, WLI is generally well tolerated and is often utilized for those patients who can achieve second remission.

Thus, the study was underpowered to detect mortality benefit yet still showed a trend toward decreases in both 30-day readmission and 30-day mortality rates.

The TXA treatment group showed a trend toward lower blood transfusion rates over the peri- and postoperative period, though it did not reach statistical significance.

The Danish study showed a trend that the educational intervention had a positive impact on adherence to guidelines, but the findings were only significant for increased spirometry testing in a subgroup of practices identified as having a high potential for improvement.