To abstract the percentage of change in SALT scores, the results of the MANCOVA test provided in Table 2 revealed that the overall improvement from baseline to 12 months showed a trend toward significance (P = 0.055, partial eta squared = 0.067).
Additionally, the difference in the number of complicated inguinal hernias between the two periods was marginally significant, and it increased from 11.4% to 23.4% during the COVID-19 period (p = 0.055).
Table 4 shows that the mean and mean rank of the first preceptors’ indicator (concisely covered all aspects of history taking) were 4.23 and 34.48, respectively, in the SNAPPS group, compared with 3.83 and 26.52, respectively, of the control group but the difference was close to the level of significance (p = 0.055).
While the one-tailed test approached significance (p = 0.0556), the two-tailed test did not (p = 0.111), suggesting a trend toward increased methylation following the intervention, though limited by sample size.
In Rolving et al., although ODI scores were not significantly different at six months and one year, p-values were nearly statistically significant (p = 0.056 at six months, p = 0.082 at one year) [ 15 ].
Abnormal Doppler findings were noted in 4 (10.3%) of the high-score group compared to 2 (2.2%) of the low-score group, showing a trend toward significance (p = 0.056).
In contrast, statistically marginally significant differences were found in LDL-C levels (P=0.056), and no statistically significant differences were observed in TC and HDL-C levels (in females) (P>0.1).
There was a nearly significant difference in mean TFAA among patients discharged from the ED and admitted to the hospital, a mean difference of -24.5 minutes (t=-1.925; p=0.056).
Normal levels of WBC compared to leukocytosis were associated with about half the odds of re-visit, although this was marginally significant (OR = 0.49, 95% CI: 0.23-1.02, p = 0.056).
compared the DBI pre-operatively and at follow-up and found that when the repair group was compared to the ligation group, the DBI change in the index finger of the reconstructed artery approached significance (p = 0.056).
It was observed that patients who achieved self-management goals showed greater mean hemoglobin A1c reductions at three months than those who did not (-3.6% and -3.0%, respectively) and that the effect of goal achievement on hemoglobin A1c was near-significant (P=.056).
Hyperlipidemia was a significant predictor of death, p = 0.0269, whereas hypertension and type 2 diabetes approached significance, p = 0.0560 and p = 0.0605, respectively.
However, the relationship of the caregiver to the patient approached significance ( p =0.056), with family members more likely to have sufficient knowledge compared to paid caregivers and others (Table 3 ).