Although proactive cue preparation with positive stimuli was significant in younger children and adults only, older children showed a trend ( p = 0.052) in the same direction, suggesting this age difference in the effect of positive stimuli needs to be interpreted with caution.
Faculty impressions of problem drinking remained relatively stable throughout the project, while residents' diagnostic impressions showed a trend toward decline over time (see Table 2 ; p = .052).
BCL2L1 remained highly expressed and showed a trend toward upregulation in HSPCs of post-MPN AML ( Figure 2 A; P = .052), and BCL2 expression was increased ( Figure 2 B; P = .0049).
The difference in the strain of l 1 was significant (P=0.028) between group 2 and group 1 and showed a trend toward statistical significance between group 2 and group 3 (P=0.052).
However, invasive aspergillosis as defined by clinical criteria showed a trend toward more acute rejection episodes (diagnosed within 90 d), which approached statistical significance (7 [44%] vs 2 [11%]; P = 0.052).
Prior training also showed a trend toward favorable attitude levels ( p = 0.052), with 69.2% of those with high attitude scores having received training, compared to 33.3% in the unfavorable category.
This significant difference was not observed with the CellSearch system (p = 0.383), while the EPISPOT assay showed a trend towards a higher CTC detection rate after RP (p = 0.052).
In addition, while not statistically significant in our regression model, higher competency nurses (N3-N4) showed a trend toward stronger support for prescriptive authority (N4: 106.43, N3: 102.79) compared to junior nurses (N1: 101.92, N2: 98.97; P = 0.052).
On multivariate analysis, tumor PD-L1 ≥ 5% showed a trend to statistical significance for better OS, HR=0.55 (95% CI 0.12- 1.00), p=0.052.
Despite the ANOVA result giving a p -value of over 0.05, it showed a trend that this factor had an effect on secoiridoid degradation ( p -value = 0.052).
Although not statistically significant, the age of the patients showed a trend which was related to the changes in the MMSE ( r = 0.213, P = 0.052, DOF = 83).
Additionally, higher CUDIT‐R scores showed a weak association with lower Tp‐e/QTc (r=−0.220, P =0.019), and showed a trend toward a weak association with lower Tp‐e (r=−0.183, P =0.052) and Tp‐e/QT (r=−0.174, P =0.064).
Similar to the effects of physostigmine, infusion of oxotremorine showed a trend toward a decrease in the number of bouts for the high value sucrose solution (Figure 4B ; [ F (1, 6) = 7.47, p = 0.052]).
Clinical measures were also similar between groups, with the exception that excluded infants showed a trend toward having more health complications (health acuity score = 1), compared with infants in the included group (62% vs 38%; χ 2 = 3.22, p = 0.052).
However, it still showed a trend in predicting OS ( P = 0.052).
A surgical volume of ≥20 cases showed a trend toward favorable outcomes on cancer-specific survival [hazard ratio (HR) 0.154, p = 0.052] and marginal benefit for overall survival (HR 0.326, p = 0.019) in the multivariate analysis.
The risk of readmission showed a trend of increase for patients with a higher Z-score transformed SI (OR = 1.34 for a one SD increase in Z-score transformed SI, 95% CI = 1.00–1.79, P = 0.052).
Furthermore, in the univariate analysis, MAN1C1 high expression showed a trend association with better overall survival ( MAN1C1 high: 0.74; p = 0.052), as well as decreased disease-free survival, with a hazard ratio also of 0.74 ( p = 0.049).
pylori -positive tumors showed a trend toward higher PD-L1 expression (CPS ≥ 10; p = 0.052), although this did not reach statistical significance.
Fisher’s Z-tests of diet group differences between correlations showed a trend for total fixation-liking, Z = −1.94, p = 0.052, and was non-significant for total fixation-wanting, Z = −1.29, p = 0.197; see Figure 4 F. 4.
However, patients with UA showed a trend toward greater necrotic volume (9.4±3.8% vs. 7.5±3.7%, p =0.052) and less fibro-fatty tissue (15.1±8.1% vs. 18.3±7.6%, p =0.110) than SA patients.
A recent phase II trial for patients with residual disease or high-risk pCR after receiving neoadjuvant or postoperative anti-HER2 agents reported that the GP2 vaccine had no significant benefit in DFS in the total population, yet a subset analysis showed a trend toward improved DFS in the HER2+ group that received the GP2 vaccine ( p = 0.052) [ 46 ].
Without these control variables, the results only showed a trend (p = 0.052).
Although it failed to reach statistical significance, the data showed a trend for I-LVD to associate with node (N)-stage ( P = 0.052).
In FST2, 7 days later, swimming behavior showed a trend toward modulation by donepezil dose (one-way ANOVA: F(3, 28) = 2.91; p = 0.052), driven by a mild increase in swimming (relative to vehicle) for the low and medium doses, but a decrease at the high dose (and an inverted u-shaped dose-response curve with our shuffling test; see Table S2 ).