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The sintering shrinkage rate was proportional to the sintering temperature, namely, S15-700 < S15-1200; in particular, the sintering shrinkage rate of S15-700 and S15-1200 were 40.10% and 48.69%, respectively; moreover, the rates showed a trend inversely proportional to the HA content, namely, S30-1200 < S15-1200, and the rate of S30-1200 was the lowest (32.77%).
This meta-analysis revealed that, in the continuous care group, the stoma self-efficacy (MD ​= ​6.46; 95% CI ​= ​3.81–9.11; P ​< ​0.001; I 2 ​= ​0%), and the quality of life (MD ​= ​7.48; 95% CI ​= ​5.13–9.82; P ​< ​0.001; I 2 ​= ​0%) increased significantly 1 month after discharge; stoma adjustment and care satisfaction also showed a trend toward improvement while stoma complications (RR ​= ​0.71; 95% CI ​= ​0.58–0.87; P ​= ​0.001; I 2 ​= ​25%) decreased significantly.
3 , 4 Female sex is considered to be a risk factor for adverse outcomes following coronary revascularization and initial reports on CABG surgery showed a trend toward poorer postoperative and long‐term prognosis in women. 5 , 6 Similarly, worse outcomes in women have been reported in the PCI setting. 7 , 8 , 9 Although these differences have been consistently highlighted, they have been mainly attributed to different risk factor profiles between sexes as they are attenuated or disappear in multivariable analysis adjusting for baseline confounders. 10 , 11 However, in patients with multivessel disease or ULMCA disease the evidence is still conflicting.
15 , 16 The LAA group showed a trend toward a lower hypoperfusion index compared with the cardioembolic group (0.2 in LAA, interquartile range [IQR], 0.1–0.5 versus 0.4 in cardioembolic, IQR, 0.2–0.6; P =0.09), which was consistent with a previous report. 17 Although the median target mismatch ratio did not differ between the 2 groups (3.9 for both the early and late groups; P =0.87), the late‐presenting group had a slower infarct growth velocity.
11 , 17 In EAST‐AFNET 4, early rhythm control showed a trend of reduction in the incidence of hospitalization for worsening of HF, without statistical significance. 8 Kim et al 9 assessed real‐world data and reported that early rhythm control might be associated with a reduction in the risk of hospitalization for HF.
Both spasm subgroups showed a trend towered a higher prevalence of layered plaque, macrophage accumulation, and intraplaque microchannel than the non‐spam group although the difference in the prevalence of macrophage accumulation between the non‐spasm group and the distal spasm subgroup did not achieve statistically significant level (Table 4 ).
Compared with CK treatment, the MWD and GMD showed a trend of significant increase while the D and E LT showed a trend of significant decrease ( P < 0.05) under TF, TO, TMF, TMO and TFO treatments after the application of different improved materials, and TM treatment had no significant effect on the indicators of aggregate stability (Table 1 ).
In this study, sotagliflozin showed a trend toward a reduction, over placebo, in the composite endpoint of first occurrence of a sustained decrease of 50% or more in the eGFR, from baseline for at least 30 days, long-term dialysis, renal transplantation, or sustained eGFR of less than 15 mL/min/1.73 m 2 for at least 30 days (HR 0.71, 95% CI 0.46–1.08).