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Summary of Change across All Symptom Measures Visual comparison of the means between pre-therapy and the end of therapy for the whole group indicated that overall the sample showed a trend for improved scores on all symptom measures, which appeared to be maintained at 6-month follow-up (Table 3 ; Figure 3 ).
Two measures, pronoun use and independent self-construal, showed a trend in the predicted direction, with participants primed with solitary activity shifting towards more independent responses, and participants primed with collective activity shifting towards more interdependent responses, although as just noted neither of these shifts were statistically significant.
Treatment with rivaroxaban showed a trend toward improved safety in patients aged >75 years, according to the EINSTEIN trials. 62 Edoxaban had a trend toward higher efficacy in this patient group in the HOKUSAI-VTE trial, while its safety was not affected by age. 51 Data regarding age and renal function in both trials are not available so far.
Malnutrition (p = 0.079), connective tissue disease (p = 0.12), and use of immunosuppressants or corticosteroids showed a trend toward an association with recurrence, although the association was not statistically significant.