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On the contrary, the AA-BB memory transfer coefficient had an increasing trend at all temporal scale when more trials were included for analysis ( Supplementary Figures S2c,d ).

We observed that the increment of the cognitive load within the different conditions of the task worsened the performance of both groups, without a significantly greater number of errors being made by ADHD participants when the difficulty of the task increased, although there was a significant trend.

This would explain why bilinguals in the present study demonstrated only marginally significant correlation between the TLP and fluency.

Linear regressions revealed that working memory significantly predicted CES when controlling for depression and PTSD severity while cognitive flexibility approached significance when controlling for these same variables.

In Table 5 , the effect of Tempo on secondary genres was only marginally significant, whereas Danceability was highly significant.

At the same time, the regression correlations between brain activation in these regions (except ACC) and the initial craving scores were significant or marginally significant.

As can be seen in Table 2 , Model 1 was highly significant and explained 68% of the variance in preterm children’s math scores.

However, this feature was only marginally significant.

Whereas the link was clearly significant in Study 1, the effect was not significant in Study 2, albeit approaching nearly significance with a confidence interval near zero.

Furthermore, the results clearly showed a trend that tempo was easier to predict for some stimuli, such as “Chim Chim Cheree” (ID 1 and 11) and “Mary had a little lamb” (ID 4 and 14), than for others.

That is, the breadth of the P-Lattice representation in the brain may be significant.

Region of interest analyses Results Further investigations on the influence of emotion on cognition within peak regions of interests as based on FWE-corrected peak regions derived from the here identified emotion- (Neg>Neu trials) and cognition (IC>S) network revealed a significant trend within left amygdala, right insula and right precentral gyrus to show decreases of neural activation along for emotional primes with increasing cognitive demand.

Moreover, the relationships among basic values, career orientations, and career anchors were highly significant in the direction of the two bipolar dimensions and motivational continuum proposed in Schwartz' structural values model.

Treated participants also showed a trend-level depressive symptom reduction, but no changes on other well-being measures.

For example, a trait × state interaction for the SC-IAT fell short of significance, which descriptively pointed toward increased positive implicit attitudes toward chocolate after deprivation in high trait chocolate cravers.

All effects revealing a significance level of p < 0.05, and p < 0.1 for marginal significance are reported.

Perceptual narrowing is a highly significant development associated with the first year of life.

Interestingly, compared to the contralateral condition, the SSVEP amplitude elicited by the 20 Hz flicker stimulus presented ipsilateral to the cue showed a trend of early enhancement and subsequent inhibition; however, this trend was not significant in the 801~1,400 ms period.

In the reverse contrasting condition, participants with a high baseline state anxiety showed a trend toward more state anxiety regarding the feared future. 2 There was a trend of an interaction effect between expectations and self-regulatory strategy condition, p = 0.081.

This could also be interpreted as a marginally significant effect, but it is worth noting that the DR was higher for changes that did not alter the consistency relative to changes that did alter the consistency, opposite to that in Experiment 1.

As such, a single work event may be experienced as extremely significant, or meaningful, by one worker and as not significant at all, or not meaningful, by another worker ( Rosso et al., 2010 ).

However, brokers ( M = 63%) were almost significantly more accurate for Spanish literal phrases than non-brokers ( M = 50%); t (81) = 2.51, p ' = 0.09.

In contrast, a study by Donovon and Litchfield (2013) did not show significant expertise effects on time to first fixation, although they did show a numerical trend toward faster time to fixations as a function of expertise.

Finally, there was a marginally significant negative effect of anger resemblance on perceived warmth at Step 3, consistent with predictions.

However, the perception of greater competence in younger faces was highly significant for both groups, ps < 0.001 (Figure 4 ).