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The mean difference between the two approaches was -148.80 minutes with marginal significance ( t = -1.75, p = .093).

Differences between average height climbed approached significance when comparing average values for RS and T , with T having the highest average height climbed among T , S1 , S2 , and RS (α = 0.05, p-value = 0.0932) (Tables 1 and 2 ).

Patients with a frequently-visited physician tended to have delayed times to starting insulin (average 864.34 days) compared to those without a frequently-visited physician (average 821.18 days), although this was only marginally significant (P = 0.0935).

With addition of exploration time and interactions in Step 2, the model reached significance [ F (12,66) = 2.022, p = .036, R 2 = .269]; the R 2 increase from Step 1 to Step 2 was marginally significant (ΔR 2 = .136, Δ F = 1.901, p = .094).

Additionally, the effect of Group (again, collapsed over both Delay periods) showed a trend for Real objects, with somewhat better performance by the TD than the SLI group ( F (1, 40) = 2.947, p = .094, η p 2 = .069), while it there was no group difference for Novel objects, F (1, 40) = .256, p = .616, η p 2 = .006.

high time pressure/high cognitive load) and the covariate BIS yielded a marginally significant main effect of situational regulatory focus ( F (1,245) = 2.82, p = .094, η p 2 = .011) and no other effects (all Fs < 1.7, all ps > .20, all η p 2 < .01).

Regarding the main effect of Category , t-tests between its levels indicated highly significant differences for all comparisons except for pain-related vs. negative words (t = −1.71; p = 0.094).

For HR dipper status, baseline dipper status was marginally significant (OR: 2.11; 0.88–5.06; P = 0.094).

Statistical analysis revealed that the P value is marginally significant ( Figure 7 , P = 0.094, Spore + G-CSF + EPO vs.

However, the interaction between independence and frequency was only marginally significant (z = 1.67, p = 0.094; see Figure 6 ).

The overall mean activation-deactivation values for angular and curved shapes (test value = 0) demonstrated that in energizing condition, the effects were only marginally significant for angular ( p = .094) and curved ( p = .074); in calming condition, the calming effect for curved pills ( p < .001) and for angular pills ( p < .001) were significant.

By 2-way ANCOVA, the rhGH x rosiglitazone interaction was borderline significant (P = 0.094).

A trend towards significance revealed that the BOLD load effect in the right FPN was associated with accuracy cost (β load effect right FPN = −.018, t(74) = −1.69, p = .095; R 2 = .423, F(3,74) = 17.3, p<.0005).

Despite the smaller sample size the confidence effect was still marginally significant in this between-subject analysis, F(1, 120) = 2.85, p<.095, η 2 p = .02.

In the absence of visual feedback, the postcentral/IPL cluster showed that the near distance had a significantly higher activity compared to the far distance (t (14) = −3.499, p = 0.008, Bonferroni correction), while the SPL only showed a trend in this direction (right SPL: t (14) = −1.793, p = 0.095; left SPL: t (14) = −1.779, p = 0.097, uncorrected).

There was some evidence that studies just focusing on older workers indicated slightly larger effect sizes with the point estimate of borderline significance in this group (p = 0.095).

Plasma fibrinogen was significantly associated with remote ECV (R:0.35, p = 0.045), and showed a trend towards a significant correlation with remote native T1 (R:0.26, p = 0.095).

In the time-resolved setting, encoding performance was above chance only for personally familiar people (peak at 467.5ms, T = 7.014, p < 0.001) and famous places (peak at 417.5ms, T = 2.405, p = 0.007), and approached significance for personally familiar places (peak at 437.5ms, T = 1.663, p = 0.095).

Ancillary analyses provided some additional support for the primary finding, such that those with a mood disorder history trended toward greater decreases in Vo 2 max, although results were marginally non-significant (p = .095).

Cyclin D1 ( Ccnd1 ) showed a trend toward lower expression (P = 0.095), and p21 waf1/cip1 ( Cdkn1a ) showed a trend toward higher expression (P = 0.095) in ethanol-fed rats compared to controls, with no observed effect of age for either gene.

This difference was marginally nonsignificant after controlling for relevant covariates ( B = -1.57, SE = .93, t( 67 ) = -1.69, p = .095).

Additionally, there was a marginally significant interaction effect between time and test, exhibiting a medium effect after the Greenhouse–Geisser correction was applied (F = 2.659, p = 0.095, partial η2 = 0.081, medium effect).

Those who were quarantined in their homes had a three times higher burden of probable PTSD than those quarantined in hotels (PR 3.14, 95% CI, 0.82–12.03), but the difference was only marginally significant ( P = 0.095).

For the Orbicularis Oculi muscle we found a significant effect of Time ( F (1,30) = 24.378, p <.001, η p 2 = .45) due to higher EMG activation in the second time window; a trend-like main effect of AU25&26 ( F (2,60) = 2.65, p = .079, η p 2 = .08), and two marginally significant interactions for AU12 X AU6 X AU25&26 (F(4,120) = 2.03, p = .095, η p 2 = .06), and AU12 X Time ( F (1,30) = 3.39, p = .075, η p 2 = .1).

Similarly, depression/other mood disorder was the only mental health condition independently associated with increasing counts of PPHs in those with at least one PPH (p<0.001) although schizophrenia approached significance (p = 0.095; see Table 2 ).