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Adding in the condition dummy variables (Model 2), we find similar patterns to our group-level analysis (H1) except that the MPCR-constant dummy variable is only marginally significant (.119) F = 3.170, p = .078, and remains so in Model 3 (H2).

Post-hoc tests revealed that Hispanic/Latinx students had a statistical trend towards having experienced a higher number of positive impacts when compared to White participants, p = .078.

Elevated pCDK1 Thr161 in both cytoplasm and nucleus (pCDK1 Thr161 C+N ) showed a trend to poor disease-specific survival ( p = 0.078).

The equivalent analyses for mean diclofenac concentrations in those samples with detectable levels indicated that concentrations were also lower in T3 than in T1 ( T + = 27, N = 7, one-tailed P = 0.016), and had a marginally significant tendency to be lower in T3 than T2 ( T + = 18, N = 6, one-tailed P = 0.078).

OSCE#2 grades showed a near-significant correlation with MCQ-based grades ( P = 0.078, Fig 3G ), a correlation with traineeship skill grades ( r = 0.17, P = 0.001, Fig 3H ) but not with traineeship behavior grades ( P = 0.83, Fig 3I ).

When investigating the role of the size of the Bayesian prediction by adding variable True and the appropriate set of interactions for the diff-in-diff-in-diff, we observe the triple interaction marginally significant (p = 0.078) and positive for the private signals (column 4) which means that the precision of subjects in treatment group was relatively to the control group a little worse after the treatment intervention.

LPS+nicotine: Wilcoxon signed rank test, p = 0.0308, figure 2 ) and almost significantly different from stimulation with LPS alone (Wilcoxon signed rank test LPS vs LPS+nicotine p = 0.0786).

Although more forest bats were captured per night in forest fragments and low-management coffee ( Table S1 ), differences in captures across land-use types only approached significance ( D = 6.780, df = 3, p = 0.079).

A high signature score was associated with reduced recurrence free survival in three data sets, whereas the fourth data set showed a trend between reduced recurrence free survival and high signature score (p = 0.079) ( Figure 3 ).

Nevertheless, in a model with all response styles entered into the model simultaneously, a marginally significant relationship between rumination at time T−1 and negative affect at the subsequent time point was found (p = .079).

While not significant at p < .05, the civic engagement x discrimination interaction approached significance (p = .079).

There was a trend toward significance for MUC1 (p = 0.079; Figure 2A ) but not for MUC2 (p = 0.143; Figure 2B ) or MUC 7 (p = 0.284; Figure 2D ).

We found a significantly positive correlation between CF and sLI of the inferior frontal gyrus (r=0.142, p=0.047) and an almost significant correlation between COWAT and sLI of the precentral gyrus (r=0.126, p=0.079) in the group of 70-79 years old, but both were not significant in the 80-90 year old group.

The regression identified an almost significant coefficient between carbonyl index and UVB radiation (p = 0.079, F = 3.75, degrees of freedom = 12).

Post hoc univariate analyses showed that females (n = 163) scored significantly higher than males (n = 162) in the EC subscale (M f = 28.63 vs M m = 25.77; F 1,320 = 10.472; p<0.005), and a statistical trend in the same direction was observed in the PD subscale (M f = 19.32 vs M m = 17.44; F 1,320 = 3.108; p = 0.079), while there were no differences in the PT subscale (M f = 25.89 vs M m = 24.12; F 1,320 = 1.165; p = 0.281) and in the FS subscale (M f = 24.49 vs M m = 22.45; F 1,320 = 2.368; p = 0.125; Figure 1 ).

The differences in F2 and F3 between Stage 4 and 5 groups were statistically significant (F2, p = 0.029; F3, p = 0.008), and the difference in F1 was marginally significant ( p = 0.079).

We also found a positive relation between paternal age and Absorption that was marginally significant for one set of twins (p = 0.079) and conventionally significant (p = 0.038) for the other set of twins in the third model, but not without the enrichment sample.

The higher risk of infection in siblings remained significant when controlling for other case and contact variables in multivariable models; greater transmissibility associated with vomiting was of borderline significance when accounting for other index case characteristics (OR = 2.50, p = 0.079) as well as in the full models accounting for contact characteristics (OR = 2.42, p = 0.135).

Progression for PRAGMA-CF subscores were found: square root of %Bronchiectasis showed a trend towards progression by 0.139 (p = 0.079) ( Fig 4A ).

Compared to unimanual conditions (derived from the study sample), B iman actions were easier than C omplex -L actions (Z = 5.141, p<.001), showed a trend to be more difficult than S imple -R actions (Z = 2.659; p = .079), and were equivalent to S imple -L and C omplex -R (both p>.15).

Due to a near-significant interaction between harvesting strategy-time and fishing method (F 4, 344 = 2.11, P = 0.079), we examined each of the three methods separately.

Male gender showed a positive trend for a better performance (p = 0.079).

One-tailed correlation tests show a barely significant negative correlation of r = −.28, p = .079 between depth and target shrimp weight, but there is no correlation between depth and by-catch rate.

Attention facilitation to both positive ( r = .21, p < .01) and negative images ( r = .19, p < .05) was modestly (but significantly) correlated with SRCT secure responses with the Spearman rank correlation approaching significance for positive images (i.e., controlling for outliers on the attention index, rho = .14, p = .079).

Host genetic distance was a marginally non-significant predictor (estimate = -5.318, SE = 3.036, Z = -1.752, p = 0.079) ( Fig 2B ).