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Behavioural data Regarding reaction times, hit rates, and false alarms a three-way MANOVAs (target valence x standard valence x attachment security) revealed a marginally significant effect of attachment security (F(1,23) = 3.35, p≤.10, η 2 = .13) on hit rates.

Moreover, although the main effect for SVO in the analysis of Security was marginally significant ( p = .10), the mean differences were in the opposite direction to the mean differences in the analysis of Conformity.

While the Region × Threat Certainty interaction was only marginally significant ( p = 0.10), focal comparisons indicated that that the Ce showed an indiscriminate pattern of reactivity, with statistically indistinguishable levels of heightened activation during the anticipation of certain and uncertain threat.

Furthermore, we found a statistical trend for a difference in perceived social bonding between 7-repeat carriers and non-carriers within the alcohol condition at this alcohol dose ( p = .10) such that, as expected, carriers of the 7-repeat reported increased perceived social bonding compared to 7-absent individuals.

The difference between group B and group D is significant on day 1 (p <0.05) and nearly significant on day 7 and day 14 (p < 0.1).

After incorporating interactions between bone lead and genotypes into the models, we found that 5 and 4 polymorphisms reached statistical significance (p<0.05) and borderline significance (p<0.1), respectively, when genotypes were modeled as additive ( Table 3 ).

However, S426A/S430A mutant mice trended to eat more than wildtypes at 1 hour, and this value approached significance (p = 0.10, unpaired t-test).

We also find that ethnic heterogeneity is positively associated with violent crime, albeit at the marginally significant threshold (p < .10), while the percentage of Black residents also shows a positive association with the outcome.

Only those traits that were possibly significant (P≤0.10) in univariate analysis were included in the multivariate model.

Improved muscle strength, balance, and proprioception developed and maintained during middle-age may be carried over when the individual gets older, aiding in the reduction of falls and fall-related injuries in the older adult population.[ 40 ] We observed an increasing trend (age- and gender-adjusted) in the rate of fall-related injuries from 2004 to 2013 among community-dwelling U.S adults (p <0.10, not statisically significant at 0.05 level) and, particularly, among older adults.

Statistical significance was set at p<0.05; statistical results with p<0.001 were considered highly significant, statistical results with p<0.1 were accepted as a trend.

This component no longer approached significance after gender was added as potential confounder (p>0.10).

Variables that showed either a significant result (p<0.05) or were near statistical significance (p<0.1) were included in the multivariate stepwise logistic regression model to determine those independently related to end-points.

glutamic acid (D), proline (K)} had a marginally significant (0.05< p ≤0.10) positive association with elevation, and ten others { e . g . alanine (A), arginine (B), aspartic acid (C), glycine (E), histidine (F), leucine (H), phenylalanine (J), serine (L), threonine (M), and valine (O)} had not appreciable association with elevation ( p >0.10) ( Fig 4 ).

For the ERAS subgroup, the estimated breakpoint was also around 4 days and the LOS variable remained weakly significant (coef. = −0.026, 95% CI [−0.040; −0.012], p < 0.1) ( S8 Table ).

OVA challenge in control-treated mice induced typical AHR, while mice that had received a Pam3Cys treatment at the first two OVA inhalation challenges showed a trend towards a reduced AHR (p = 0.10) ( Figure 2a for the 20 μg/mouse dose of Pam3Cys).

Nevertheless, data of post-test showed a trend to significance in the KL group in all the early time intervals (p < .1) with ES ranging from 0.48 (small) to 0.61 (moderate).

For the Avicularia/Laciniata lineage marginally significant ( p -value <0.1) results were obtained for linear axes slightly south of due east and between ∼230° to 270° ( Fig. 1e ).

None of the 10 most abundant genera in the colon of the piglets were significantly affected by the maternal diet, while only genera present at a lower relative abundance than 1% of the total microbiota showed a trend (p<0.10), including Veillonella , unclassified Clostridiales , Pasteurellaceae and Dethiosulfovibrionaceae and Brachyspira . 3.5.

Initially univariate logistic regressions were analysed to identify any significant or marginally significant relationships (using p<.10 as the inclusion criterion).

In addition, subjects walked with significantly greater step width variability (F (1,85) = 19.12, η 2 = 0.18, p <0.01) and showed a trend of walking with greater step time variability (F (1,85) = 2.81, p = 0.10) during POST than during PRE.

One factor demonstrated a statistical trend (0.05< P <0.10): chronic kidney disease (yes vs. no; P = 0.081).

Next to the effect of the experimental conditions, only stimulus modality exerted a significant effect on the reaction time ( F (1/34.3) = 34.9, p < .001), and the interaction between stimulus modality and experimental conditions showed a tendency towards significance ( F (1/33.8) = 3.97, p < .1).

The HERD group exhibited a marginally significant HR increase during emotion elicitation and recovery ( p <.10).

An a priori significance threshold of α = .05 was used but marginally significant effects ( p < .10) are also reported.