Which statement below that might appear in a results section of an article deserves the most skepticism?

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Statements A and D clearly communicate the statistical significance and lack thereof, respectively. Statement B acknowledges a near miss to significance, which is still a clear outcome. However, statement C uses vague language ("it appears," "a trend") without committing to statistical significance or presenting clear, objective results. This vagueness invites skepticism as it lacks the precision typically expected in scientific reporting.

Which Statement Below That Might Appear in a Results Section