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The multivariate analysis was performed using the COX proportional risk model, and the results showed a trend consistent with the DFS and OS obtained after PSM, demonstrating the reliability of the results of our survival analysis [Supplementary Table 3, http://links.lww.com/CM9/B967 ].

Next, we measured the levels of hAβ42, and ethanol-fed APP/PS1 mice showed a trend toward an increase in TBS-soluble hAβ42 compared with the control group (133.1 ± 13.7% of control equivalent to 242 ± 24.4 pg/mg brain protein in the ethanol-fed mice vs. 100 ± 14.7% of control equivalent to 181 ± 26.3 pg/mg brain protein in the control-fed mice, p = 0.069) ( Fig. 1D ).

There was no significant difference in the presence of bone spurs, disc extrusion, labral tear, hip cartilage defect, hip osteochondral oedema and iliopsoas abnormality between the symptomatic and control groups (Table 3 ). Three MRI variables showed a trend for presence in the symptomatic group compared to the control group with p -values of less than 0.05 (Table 3 ).

Interestingly, drinking water showed a trend different from that of sanitation.

Under alkaline stress conditions, when selecting the most suitable and stable candidate reference gene and genome, the expression level of phyA showed a trend of first decreasing and then increasing with the aggravation of alkaline stress, but there was no significant difference between the groups ( P > 0.05).

Part A The two groups to be injected with either aboBoNT-A or saline were similar in the initial body weight, whereas after treatment aboBoNT-A-treated animals showed a trend of faster weight gain in comparison to saline treated controls (Table S1 ).

The fluorescence intensity of Vimentin staining showed a trend toward decreased levels in g‐Sox9 astrocytes (Figure S6D ).

The acute success rates analyzed in this study showed a trend favoring RFA (96.3%) over CA (94.9%), though the difference was not statistically significant (p = 0.137).

This work concluded that ADC, DDC, and D values were greater in AC than in SCC, suggesting that D, and DDC showed a trend consistent with ADC values in identifying pathological subtypes of lung cancer, which is consistent with studies in glioma [ 21 ] and cervical cancer [ 22 ].

Among these databases, one study using RNA sequencing to analyze transcripts in palmitate-treated human islets [ 36 ] showed a trend towards increased Pdyn levels in human islets treated with palmitate for 48 h ( Supplemental Fig. 2C ). 3.2 Developmental progression in Pdyn expression in β-cells With the assistance of published single-cell RNA-seq data at various developmental stages, including embryonic day 17.5 (E17.5), postnatal day 0 (P0), P3, P9, P15, P18, and P60, in both β- and α-cells [ 37 ], we confirmed that Pdyn is expressed in β- and not in α-cells, as shown before ( Supplemental Fig. 1B and 3A-B ).

It is possible that these studies were underpowered to detect an effect of tau pathology, especially as several of these studies showed a trend association. 40 , 72 , 73 This still suggests that the effect of neurofibrillary pathology on neurodegeneration might be weaker than that of TDP‐43 pathology.

Non-Hispanic Asians also showed a trend of overall lower odds of ALD and its associated complications compared to the reference group and the absence of statistical significance is assumed due to the relatively small sample size.

AICT showed a trend of superiority over other treatment options, and its potential role in adjuvant therapy deserves further exploration.

Postoperative in-hospital morphine use showed a trend for reduced consumption but did not meet statistical significance. 25 patients (21%) in the conventional group suffered pulmonary complications, compared to 1 (4%) in ICNS and none after ICNS-Cryoanalgesia.

Interestingly, c-Met, one of the targets of TAVO412, which was supposed to be a positive predictor, showed a trend of negatively predicting the response, although the association between gene expression and eGR ratio was not significant ( Figure 3D ).

Although our results showed a trend toward a higher rate of poor reduction quality and PTOA in the non-fixation group than in the fixation group, no significant intergroup differences were observed in the radiological and functional outcomes during a follow-up of >3 years.

Although our study also showed a trend towards a lower average age in the BL group, this difference was not statistically significant, which may explain the divergence in the observed lengths of stay.

At 630 °C and 635 °C, the elongation showed a trend of first increasing and then decreasing with an extension of the holding time for the cylinder bottom.

In our multivariable model, patients who received a selinexor-based regimen in the line of therapy preceding CAR-T showed a trend toward reduced risk of death (HR = 0.08; 95% CI 0.02–0.46) and/or disease progression (HR = 0.40; 95% CI 0.14–1.09).

Then, the total elongation (TE) and UTS × TE (PSE) showed a trend of first increasing and then decreasing.

Non-smokers showed a trend toward lower risk of low PAPP-A, although the association was not statistically significant.

Relative to baseline, the pharmacokinetic measurements of NMN showed a trend of reduction in plasma exposure and C max following OCT inhibitor treatment in healthy adults ( Table 1 ).

[ 19 ] reported that the DH and reducing power of watermelon seed peptides showed a trend of increasing first and then decreasing.

After binding to the Kv1.3 channel, most ShK domain peptides showed a trend of higher RMSF values at the termini and lower values in the middle.

The post hoc analysis indicated that the LE group demonstrated significantly elevated Sirt1 expression compared to the HE group ( Figure 8 A, p < 0.001) and showed a trend toward elevated expression relative to the CE group, though this difference did not reach statistical significance ( Figure 8 A, p = 0.069).