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Table 5 Trends for measured variables in patients and controls

From: Eye-tracking control of an adjustable electric bed: construction and validation by immobile patients with multiple sclerosis

 

p

Slope

Lower 95% CI

Upper 95% CI

Patients

trend_Time to first positioning

0.404

− 0.658

− 6.590

0.621

trend_Task time*

0.021

− 7.524

− 15.720

− 0.276

trend_Efficiency

0.006

5.387

1.670

9.468

Controls

trend_Time to first positioning

0.111

− 0.524

− 1.260

0.139

trend_Task time*

0.123

− 1.368

− 2.980

− 0.461

trend_Efficiency

0.270

1.598

− 1.240

4.318

  1. The significant p-values are printed in bold
  2. The trend separately describes the slope of the linear regression and its 95% confidence interval over three tests for each volunteer for the control and patient groups. The p value indicates whether the estimate of the slope is significantly different from zero (Wicoxon rank test). During test repetition, the task time* was significantly reduced, and the efficiency improved in the patient group