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(2005) found a moderately significant correlation between K and the Visual Memory Span from the WMS-R battery ( Härting et al., 2000 ).

More specifically, as outlined by the BMA results, the modulation of the connections from the left to the right dPMC almost reached significance.

Indeed, RTs were faster when a break followed NP1, though there was only a marginally significant difference between the break-after-NP2 and baseline conditions (as revealed by the pairwise comparisons).

Group analyses demonstrated a statistically significant poorer performance of children later diagnosed with dyslexia on the measure of RT discrimination at the pre-reading phase, while a trend toward significance was observed for RT discrimination in first and second grade.

Highly significant concurrent and predictive correlations were observed with kindergarten RT significantly predicting first grade PA.

The link between consistency and authenticity has been reported to be highly significant for individuals low in relational self-construal ( Cross et al., 2003 ); for independent individuals it may be crucial to maintain the authenticity of their self through consistency, rather than prescribing to the heritage culture identity when interacting with other in-group members.

The tendency that RTs were shorter when the presentation eyes were congruent was only marginally significant none of the other interactions were significant [suppression × eye congruency: F (1,54) = 0.01, n.s. ; eye congruency × transition rules: F (2,108) = 0.05, n.s. ; three-way: F (2,108) = 0.003, n.s. ].

For example, it is possible that the highly significant differences seen between ASMR participants and controls on the Neuroticism domain of the BFI may instead be due to significant differences in the self-consciousness sub-facet of Neuroticism rather than negative affect, which is the primary characteristic of this domain.

For the continental soccer confederations of South America (CONMEBOL) and North-Central America (CONCACAF), results showed a trend toward an expected relative age distribution, but results were not significant, South America, χ 2 (3, n = 115) = 4.03, p = 0.26, North and Central America, χ 2 (3, n = 92) = 0.96, p = 0.81.

(2012) longitudinal investigation of CBCT in adults naïve to meditation found that, for individuals randomized to compassion meditation but not those randomized to attention meditation, meditation practice time predicted increased amygdala activation in response to compassion-inducing stimuli, though the effect was only marginally statistically significant.

The group scores of the SMI adaptive modes showed a trend for the SMI adaptive modes to increase across treatment, with a slight decrease in the SMI adaptive modes from post to follow-up.

There are likely to be significant differences between those who engage in treatment and follow-up and those who drop out, thus potentially biasing the results in the included trials.

For the subscales of the Five Facet Mindfulness Questionnaire ( Baer et al., 2006 ), a marginally significant interaction between MS and acting with awareness emerged.

Experiment 2 showed a trend of arousal in opposite direction.

Only a marginally significant effect was found.

The group scores of the Anxiety component of the MCMI-III showed a positive trend, though not statistically significant.

Our study might, however, shed some light on why there seems to be an increasing trend toward assigning individual responsibility an explicit role in public policy.

However, the relationship between team professional experience and standardized mortality ratios was close to significance.

Conclusion In an era when healthcare provision shifts away from hospital toward home in order to meet the demands of an increasingly aging population (Christensen et al., 2009 ) and the growing burden of chronic diseases (Daar et al., 2007 ), the contribution of informal caregivers is highly significant.

One unexpected finding from the semantic priming manipulation was the observation of a large and highly significant inhibitory semantic priming effect on decision latency, such that reaction times to words preceded by a related prime were much slower than an unrelated prime.

Furthermore, when controlling for word recognition, such a relationship was only a marginal trend.

Such findings suggest that there is a decreasing trend in the effect of speed on RC with development.

Interestingly, however, the analysis indicates that the language of the subtitles did not matter, as the effect of subtitles in both conditions is highly significant.

No other effect approached significance in this analysis (all p ’s > 0.26).

With such a practically significant effect size, we do not believe it is appropriate to draw strong conclusions from the lack of statistical significance in the poorly fitting, underpowered model.