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Surprisingly, during this time period, the MG density of the lip (r) in the LMC dropped significantly, and the lip (r) in the RMC showed a trend of decreasing MG density (see Fig. 4 ).

In summary, at 15 mo of age, morphometric analysis showed a trend toward hypertrophy and a significant increase in fibrotic lesions in the hearts of BACHD mice.

Patients with CRP level >6 mg/L showed a trend for increased DKK-1 level, but mean DKK-1 level was still higher for patients with normal than increased CRP level (28.7 ± 13.9 vs 26.5 ± 11.7 pmol/L; P trend = 0.06) ( Fig. 3 ).

The female subjects also showed a trend towards increased fat percentage and decreased SMM with aging.

We found that both HIRZ and ROA showed a trend towards down regulation in crowding but this trend was not significant (HIRZ P = 0.513; ROA P = 0.465) ( Fig. 2 ).

Here, we demonstrated for the first time that the differentiation potential of MSCs was preserved even after exposure to high doses of cisplatin, and we did not find a general dose-dependent reduction of the differentiation capabilities: While the adipogenic differentiation was found to be reduced at least after treatment with high doses of cisplatin, MSCs showed a trend towards increased osteogenic differentiation after cisplatin treatment.

A-Nicastrin mice were born at Mendelian frequency, without gross developmental phenotype and unchanged body weight and adiposity with chow- ( Supplemental Figure 4 A, B) or HFD-feeding ( Figure 5 D–F), but in contrast to A-Rbpj mice, A-Nicastrin mice showed a trend towards reduced glucose intolerance and insulin sensitivity as compared to Cre- controls ( Supplemental Figure 4 C, G, H).

Callousness was significantly negatively correlated with aversiveness ( r = −0.40, FDR q = 0.002), and showed a trend towards a similar effect for painfulness ratings ( r = −0.26, FDR q = 0.051).

Behaviorally, participants under OXT IN showed a trend to accelerate altruistic decisions.

Baseline MDR-TB showed a trend towards a higher hazard of death in this cohort, however the association was not statistically significant (HR = 1.40; 95 % confidence interval [CI], 0.92–2.13).

YATEC thymectomized more than 25 years ago and over 30 years of age (YATEC > 30a) showed a trend towards higher IL-7 concentrations compared to YHC > 30a (Fig. 5c ).

Studies evaluating nurse-driven HIV screening, compared to screening performed by other health care staff, showed a trend in higher test offering, better acceptance and higher delivery rates with the implementation of nurse-driven HIV screening [ 24 ].

In the ovaries of 5-day-old dsBgDl-treated adult females, BgDl mRNA levels were significantly reduced (1.5-fold; P(H1) = 0.0001; REST analysis), whereas the expression of BgN and BgSer showed a trend towards decreasing ( figure 5 a ).

Though Kim et al .,[ 9 ] in a cohort of 384 patients, found that presentation with a pathologic fracture showed a trend toward poorer survival, and it failed to reach significance.

But how is this collective pattern obtained? Is this reduction in the collective search effort just a result of a decrease in the number of active scouts? Or are individuals actually adjusting their search behaviour in accordance with their current housing conditions? Even though both the total path length and total exploration time decreased significantly in better housing conditions, the path length and duration of individual bouts showed a trend in the opposite direction: bout path length and bout duration increased significantly with current nest value, though the effect was rather weak for bout path length.

In fact, in 1998, Deaton and colleagues showed a trend for 3-month rehospitalization after CABG in patients exhibiting low HRQL [ 4 ].

Ficus and Luehea had higher shoot to root ratio with increased AMF colonization and Tabebuia showed a trend for this effect but shoot to root ratio was unaffected by the temperature treatment for all species (Fig. 5 ).

Further, stratified analyses by control type showed a trend of higher effects of smoking behaviors on SCLC risk in the studies with population-based controls than those in the studies with hospital-based controls (Table S5).

Discussion The main findings of this study were that bilateral knee extensor neuromuscular fatigue decreased dominant EFs force production (large ES), lowered MEP/CMEP ratio (large ES) and showed a trend toward higher CMEP amplitude (medium ES) recorded from biceps brachii.

In our analyses, higher IPSS risk category prior to alloSCT showed a trend towards shorter DFS.

Calibration curves showed a trend of underestimation of local and distant control, as well as OS in the observed data compared with the estimates predicted by the model.

The 5-year OS showed a trend of improving survival in the subgroup of TPF/TP and GP, although this did not reach a significant level (TPF/TP vs.

integrifolia in the good patches showed a trend to overwhelm that in the bad patches, although this tendency was not statistically significant ( P = 0.071, Fig. 2b ) when the within-patch quality contrast was low and the between-patch contrast was high (treatment L-H).

On the other hand, binding of rEgAgB8/2 to macrophages was not observed; the binding index showed a trend to increase in a dose dependent manner, but this trend did not reach statistical significance (Fig. 4a ).

The former (Pearson’s r = .45; p = .06) but not the latter ( p > .5) showed a trend for a correlation after Bonferroni correction and the strength of the two correlations differed significantly as determined by Steiger’s z ( z = 2.05; p < .05; see Fig 2B ).