Apart from an insignificant tendency for subjects to report more symptoms with belladonna (mean number: 27.34), as compared to observation (24.26) or placebo (24.17), there was no indication that subjects reacted differently to homeopathy than to placebo or during baseline.
An insignificant tendency was seen, that the average facial skin temperature was higher in the AH-group compared to the non-AH-group during simulation in the chamber.
A similar but insignificant tendency was found even at 0.04 ppm.
Moreover, the same opposing regulatory mechanisms could also explain negative correlations between the HOMA-IR index and the SDMA/ADMA ratio [ 19] or SDMA [ 20] in Caucasians, an insignificant tendency to which was also found in our study group.
32 Since hypertension is a well-established risk factor for most of the other CVDs, it is plausible that the overall, though insignificant, tendency to a lower CVD risk after colectomy may be due to an effect on blood pressure.
Except for an insignificant tendency to a negative correlation between SDMA and log (HOMA-IR index) (r = −0.18, P = 0.12), plasma dimethylarginines were unrelated to BMI, HOMA-IR index, fasting insulin or glucose levels (P > 0.3).
In one of these studies an insignificant tendency toward decreasing bladder cancer risk was seen with increasing exposure to arsenic ranging from 3 to 60 μg/L (Lamm et al. 2004).
However, there was a statistically insignificant tendency in all scales and items in the COS, indicating that the participants in the control group experienced more negative psychosocial consequences than those in the screen group.
Interestingly, the clinical effects on POD0 seem to warrant improved hemodynamics in EA patients, since the CI remained slightly though significantly higher, even if it should be acknowledged that CI showed a baseline insignificant tendency to be higher in the EA group.
In our study, sucrose displayed a clear seasonal accumulation pattern and although its concentrations were not quantitatively related to stem cold hardiness, it is possible that the small, but insignificant, tendency to reduced hardiness of warmed plants was associated with the loss of cold-protective sucrose.
