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This difference was observed for all VB1 consensus sequences, being of borderline significant for the VB1-2 consensus sequence (p = 0.051).

Diabetic patients were more likely to have reduced gene expression than non-diabetic patients (81.88% versus 40%), and this difference almost reached statistical significance (p = 0.051).

The steroidogenic response under the influence of the highest volume of study sera was marginally higher than that of the corresponding volume of control sera; however, statistically the difference was not quite significant ( P = 0.051).

In functional unit 2 the proportion of resistant pathogens reduces non-significantly by − 0.007 (− 0.015; 7.1 e − 05) per year, however, at the edge of significance ( p = 0.051).

The difference between invalid and neutral cue trials (M = 505.63, SEM = 10.10) was only marginally significant (t 34 = 2.02, p = .051, r 2 = .11) ( Fig 2C ).

Results Two participants who incorrectly responded to the target article comprehension questions were removed from analyses (the significance and direction of results do not differ if these individuals are included, with one exception: the experimental condition x timepoint interaction for the general perceived anti-White discrimination analysis was marginally significant, F (2, 224) = 3.02, p = .051, η p 2 = 0.03).

Age and Respiratory Quotient There was a clear trend towards an age-related change in 24 h RQ and RQ MEI at 22°C, with the 15 mo old animals showing the lowest RQ values ( P = 0.051 to 0.077) ( Table 2 ).

The changes in IL-1ra levels and IL-1ra and IL-1ß gene expression showed an inverse correlation with the changes in RMSSD, LF power, and HF power and a positive correlation with LF/HF ratio (all P<0.05), except for three associations showing borderline significance (ΔIL-1ra gene expression vs ΔHF: P = 0.051, ΔIL-1ß gene expression vs ΔLF: P = 0.087, and ΔIL-1ß gene expression vs ΔHF: P = 0.078).

The Ab response of males to DBL1 (3D7 and 7G8 p<0.0001) and DBL1+2 (p<0.0001) was lower than females; whereas, the difference between males and females to DBL2 was only marginally significant (p = 0.051) ( Fig. 6 ).

Other findings are similar to model 2 except that the adjusted odds ratio for the birth order ‘2–4’ was marginally significant at the conventional 5% level ( p = 0.051).

This phenomenon showed a trend to become significant with time (F (6,282) = 2.131, p = 0.051).

For the lag at the upper end of our expectation, i.e., a lag of nine years, the autocorrelation is weakly significant (p = .051), see Table 1 .

In a Generalized linear model this variable revealed a significant effect of sex (F = 17.4, p<0.001, df = 1,28) and to a lesser extend of attractiveness (F = 2.8, p = 0.08, df = 1), and there was an almost significant interaction between the two (F = 4.2, p = 0.051, df = 1,28).

Although there were no statistically significant expertise-related differences in these secondary ROIs, the bilateral middle frontal region approached significance ( p = .051).

Plasma Immunoglobulin Levels and Mast Cell Parameters A correlation with borderline significance was found between total IgE and oxLDL-IgG (r = 0.169, p = 0.051).

The difference between Denmark and UK was borderline significant (p = 0.051).

For only one fish (Fish 1), R D was larger than R B (chi-square test, χ 2 (1) = 4.90, p < 0.05), although R B was larger than R D for Fish 2 (χ 2 (1) = 8.00, p < 0.05) and there was an almost significant trend in Fish 3 (χ 2 (1) = 3.80, p = 0.051).

This analysis revealed significant positive associations with detailed thinking in the posterior cingulate cortex in one region linked to social cognition (posterior cingulate cortex, r = .31, p < .05, although left angular gyrus showed a trend towards significance, r = .26, p = .051.

For work engagement, we observed no significant change in the intervention group, but there was a marginally significant ( d = -.26, p = .051) decrease in the control group over the study period.

When correlating the constructs of the health belief model with experienced hesitancy, perceived severity did show a borderline significant association with hesitancy ( r = -.14, p = .051).

a marginally non-significant interaction between sex and age (p = 0.051), with anti-KLH nIgM decreasing with age in females.

The effect of MIR on fatigue was more pronounced in the subgroup of “mild” (mean change -0.8± 1.4; p = 0.001) as compared to the subgroup with “moderate to severe” walking impairment (mean change -0.5±1.0; p = 0.032) resulting in a strong trend towards a statistical significant difference between the subgroups at the end of MIR (p = 0.051).

Light was almost significant (p = 0.051).

Among our prostate cancer subjects, we have also found nearly significant elevated frequencies in prostate cancer patients compared to controls (p = 0.051).

Results of the posthoc tests showed that for dyslexics difficulties were higher with verbs in - ere than with verbs in - are (ß = -2.87, SE = 0.33, z = 8.73, p < .0001) and - ire (ß = -2.15, SE = 0.32, z = -6.74, p < .0001) and that verbs in - ire were more difficult than verbs in - are , although the difference was only marginally significant (ß = -0.72, SE = 0.31, z = -2.34, p = .051).