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Upon completing Hosmer et al.’s (2013) purposeful selection of covariates, only two factors were identified as potential predictive covariates: (1) years of education, which significantly predicted observer ratings (β = - .33, p < .001) and accounted for an additional 12.2% of the variance ( R 2 = .122), and (2) years the observer has known an adult who stutters, which approached significance (β = .17, p = .087), and accounted for an additional 2.8% of the variance ( R 2 = .028).

The interaction N100*group is also close to being statistically significant (F = 2.70, p = 0.087).

Noteworthy, patients transplanted from short allele donors showed a trend to a higher incidence of mortality derived from infectious complications (OR = 3.93, CI = 0.82–18.9, p = 0.087, Table 2 ).

GABA A R ε subunit mRNA in post-partum rats exhibited a nonsignificant trend to increase (3.4-fold) vs. virgin females (p = 0.087).

We observed that DGCR8 (p value: 0.010) and GEMIN4 (p value: 0.039) were significantly associated with pneumonitis, while XPO5 reached borderline significance (P = 0.087).

Response inhibition performance was also a marginally significant predictor of addition, with increasing response inhibition scores predicting better addition accuracy (β = .174, t = 1.733, p = .087).

Furthermore, the red versus blue contrast was significant and in the predicted direction in the dating interview context: t (29) = 1.75, p = .046 (one-tailed), d = .65, and was marginally significant and in the predicted direction in the intelligence interview context: t (31) = 1.40, p = .087 (one-tailed), d = .50.

There was a statistical trend (p = 0.087) for the manipulative site (346±61 cm) compared to the passive site (170±66 cm).

Within the RHD subgroup, there was a marginally significant group difference in lesion size [ F (2, 26) = 2.68, p = 0.087].

PHQ-9 scores varied according to level of education, with participants with higher education showing a lower average score (4.0 ± 4.6) compared to participants with primary education (5.0 ± 5.4), with a marginally significant difference ( p = 0.087).

Four of 10 irrigation territories had a turnover of individuals, whereas no control territories did, a difference that was marginally significant (Fisher Exact Test, p = 0.087).

By conducting separate repeated-measures ANOVAs for each age group, it was found that only among older adults was the effect of feedback significant, F (2, 76) = 9.30, p < .001, η2 = 0.39; post-hoc analysis revealed that compared with baseline ( M = 0.90, SE = 0.04), B''D showed a trend to decrease under BFB ( M = 0.78, SE = 0.05, t (19) = 2.36, p = .087) and kept decreasing under OFB at a marginally significant level ( M = 0.67, SE = 0.05, compared with BFB; t (19) = 2.36, p = .088).

The infection intensity difference was significant between rudd and gibel carp (ANOVA & Tukey’s post-hoc test, overall: p = 0.041; 1 day: p = 0.016), and between rudd and common roach (overall: p = 0.043; “borderline significance” at 1 day: p = 0.087).

Only IL-10 showed a trend towards significance (median 7.26 (range 0–41.94 pg/ml) versus 2.14 (0–8 pg/ml) respectively, p = 0.087, data not shown), with higher levels in patients with a positive IBD pattern.

Spearman’s rank correlation supports this trend, showing a weakly significant relationship between average aPAR and JJA temperature ( p = 0.0875), and a more robust association for minimum aPAR ( p = 0.0123; S2).

The cross species comparison comes to the conclusion that there are more nonsynonymous SNPs within human population than expected (the difference is statistically significant with orangutan, P = 0.0479, and are marginally significant with chimpanzee, P = 0.0875, and rhesus macaque, P = 0.0517) ( Fig. 1 ).

fumigatus positivity in serum samples was highest on Day 3 (16 of 18 positive) and Day 4 (17 of 18 positive) but declined on Day 5 (13 of 18 positive) and Day 7 (12 of 18 positive) with waning of immunosuppression and the difference between Day 4 and Day 7 was nearly statistically significant (p = 0.088).

In a second sensitivity analysis, adjusting for recent infections or current morbidity showed no substantial changes in results, though in model 3 the effect of attitude towards the pregnancy was attenuated to marginal significance in men (β = -0.38, p = .088), as was the effect of birth weight in women (β = -0.0004, p = .068).

There was a trend towards significance for the interaction of Crossing Status with Eyes And Arms To Side (β = -0.01 (-0.02, 0.00), p = 0.088).

Both groups showed a steeper rate of decline compared to no HSME, but results were moderately significant ( B = -0.235, p = 0.088, B = -0.041, p = 0.058).

Our multiple regression analysis shows that age, clinical attachment level, plaque index, and scaling were associated significantly with the PPI, although the gargling frequency was marginally significant (p = 0.088).

Despite a lower locomotor activity, there was a strong trend for both groups of rats with endometriosis to spend less time in the open arms of the zero maze (F (2,47) = 2.54, p = 0.088; Fig 5D ) suggesting increase anxiety.

The difference among genotypic classes in June approached significance (MANOVA: Pillai-Bartlett = 0.06, Approx F 6,354 = 1.86, P = 0.088), primarily reflecting the influence of genotypic class on leaf C and, to a lesser extent, leaf P ( Table 1 ).

However, retention was higher when learning was followed by the ‘bangs only’ delay than by the ‘sounds only’ delay condition, and this difference was near-significant ( t (35) = −1.755, p = .088).

On the other hand, an increased risk, although marginally significant, appeared with the combination of rare alleles at TYR and ADAMTS20 (OR = 1.54; p = 0.088) (See Table 2 ).