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Survival curves demonstrated a significant difference in DFS between patients with N0 disease and N1 disease with only RLN metastasis ( P = 0.020), and marginally statistically significant differences in DMFS and DFS between N1 disease with only RLN metastasis and other N1 disease ( P = 0.058 and P = 0.091, respectively).

Soil porosity A marginally significant third-order interaction between species, compaction and time was observed in relation to soil porosity (measured at a scale of 60 μm) (p = 0.058, n = 56; Fig 9 ).

Although the number of individuals was limited, these differences almost reached statistical significance for patients with quiescent disease (p = 0.058) and for patients with moderately active disease (p = 0.05).

Bleomycin alone increased lung hydroxyproline content by 100%, this increase was reduced by 30% with CDDO-Me treatment, although the results were not quite significant (p = 0.058) ( Fig. 4D ).

The difference between V-8 and V-C in LPC-1 in the right recording sites was near significance (p = 0.058).

There was a marginally significant effect of motion type, F(1,56) = 3.74, p<.058, Partial Eta Squared = .06, such that flying participants reported more presence than helicopter participants.

However, Meiri [ 35 ] reported the nearly significant effect (at P = 0.058) that herbivorous lizards were heavier for their SVL, or had a shorter SVL for their body mass–in other words, they had a stouter body shape.

In a multivariate analysis, an LAD-LCX angle greater than 60° showed a trend toward predicting significant LAD stenosis (HR, 3.14; 95% CI: 0.96–1026; P = 0.058).

There was only a marginally significant difference between taxonomic mismatch and match (p = .058) in the left fronto-central region.

Between group comparisons showed a trend towards lower lung vascularity in PHIL/HDM mice compared to WT/HDM group (p = 0.058) ( Fig. 4 ).

Performance was significantly greater than chance for the high spatial frequency (t(7) = 2.66, p = 0.033) and there was a trend towards significance for the low spatial frequency (t(7) = 2.26, p = 0.058).

We found there were increasing trends in the BMI mean values for most age groups in men except that the test for trend was marginally significant for men aged 50–59 ( p = 0.058).

There was a trend towards significance for saccade direction to influence discrimination performance (F 1,5 = 5.977, p = 0.058), but no significant interaction with either character position (F 6,30 = 1.778, p = 0.138) or side of the fixation point (F 1,5 = 1.364, p = 0.296) was found.

Controls versus siblings showed significant differences in R2* ( p < 0.05) for most angle intervals; with angles larger than 80 degrees presenting a trend towards significance ( p < 0.058).

During correct decisions, pilots over the age of 45 showed a nonsignificant trend for greater activity in the bilateral caudate compared to younger pilots ( p = .058; ES = 0.39).

However, the comparison between HLA-A02 AD/ND subjects did not quite reach statistical significance (p=0.058 after correction) which could be due to the HLA-A02 groups being of insufficient size.

There was a near-significant correlation between BR and PR durations, r = 0.62; p = 0.058.

Univariate Cox-regression analyses confirmed these results showing a strong trend towards an impaired prognosis in patients with high post-operative levels of miR-192 above the ideal cut-off value (HR: 4.141 [0.954–17.981, p = 0.058]).

Myotubes from middle-aged sedentary individuals showed a borderline significant (P = 0.058) increase in GLUT4 at the plasma membrane in the basal state compared to young myotubes ( Figure 4B ).

Restricting the analyses to participants without risky alcohol consumption (< 8 on AUDIT) (patients = 103, 48% men, mean age = 40.9 years; controls = 46, 50% men, mean age 40.5 years) showed a trend to lower DHEA-s levels in the patient group than in controls (p = 0.058), but otherwise the same results, thus, lower DHEA-s in patients only in the youngest age-group when analyzing age groups separately (data not shown).

We also performed regression analysis for the DAN and VAN in the alpha band, demonstrating that correlation between the VAN and USN index showed a trend for significance (F(1,11) = 4.403, p = 0.058, r 2 = 0.286), while correlation in the DAN did not reach significant level (F(1,11) = 1.442, p = 0.255, r 2 = 0.116) ( Figure 5 ).

The correlation between the CFMT-novel and SIAS was significant when these individuals were removed (τ B = −.146, p = .017; ρ = −.212, p = .014; for sqrt-SIAS, r = −.195, p = .025, n = 133), and that between CFMT-total and SIAS approached significance (τ B = −.114, p = .058; ρ = −.167, p = .054; for sqrt-SIAS, r = −.216, p = .012, n = 133).

In the foveal condition, the correlation approached but did not reach significance (r 2 = 0.38, ß = 0.29, p = 0.058, df = 8).

However, teacher-ratings showed that only boys seemed to improve on symptom severity under the treatment of MPH; a result approaching significance (p = 0.058).

1XMETH significantly reduced density of TH fibers in SNpr (Two-way ANOVA, treatment p<0.001, F (2,48) = 98.444; p<0.001, post hoc Newman-Keuls test; Fig 5A, B ) in both Nurr1 +/+ (n = 10) and +/− (n = 10) mice; Nurr1 +/− mice showed a trend towards greater decrease in THir in SNpr (Two-way ANOVA, p = 0.058, post hoc Newman-Keuls test). 2XMETH caused a further reduction in TH fiber density in SNpr in both Nurr1 +/+ (n = 8) and +/− (n = 7) animals (Two-way ANOVA, p<0.001, post hoc Newman-Keuls test).