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a trend toward significancep < 0.061.2× alpha
Autonomic function at baseline and after the intervention during the fMRI session The overall MANOVA for the parameter heart rate during scanning, RMSSD during scanning and vagal threshold during exercise showed a trend toward significance for the Group (exercise group vs. control group) × Time (before vs. after intervention) interaction ( F = 2.74; p < 0.06).
a trend toward significancep = 0.0601.2× alpha
The standardized coefficient of the pendency (β) of the linear model showed a trend toward significance [β = −0.612, t(1,8) = −2.187 p = 0.060] for the drug group in APM scores of the low difficulty level ( Figure 2 , diamonds). β was statistically significant for the placebo group (β = −0.598, t(1,11) = −2.472 p = 0.031] when studied for the same APM category (low difficulty; Figure 2 , diamonds).
In sensitivity analysis, excluding persons with undiagnosed diabetes who were initiated on glucose-lowering therapies during follow-up (excluding 15 men and 18 women), we found that the association was more significant for FPG (−0.49±0.19 kg per SD increase, p=0.01; SD=13 mg/dL) and grip strength, with a trend toward significance for 2HG (−0.40±0.21 kg per SD increase, p=0.06; SD=42 mg/dL), among men in fully adjusted models, compared with the primary analysis.
a trend toward significanceP = 0.061.2× alpha
To complement the supervised data, we also utilized an unsupervised method called PCoA, which also showed dissimilarity between AMD and control subjects, with a trend toward significance by PERMANOVA analysis ( P = 0.06) after adjusting for age ( Fig 3 B).
Across the 2 surveys, the lowest mean score on usefulness statements (4.46, SD 1.38) was in response to “Using the ECHO framework makes it easier to do my job,” while the highest mean score (5.23, SD 1.33) was for “Using the ECHO framework for cybersecurity improves the quality of work I do.” In comparing responses to “Using the ECHO framework for cybersecurity improves the quality of the work I do” between participants in HICs and LMICs between 1- and 3-month surveys, there was a trend toward significance in the LMIC subgroup analysis over time ( P =.06), where the mean Likert score reduced from 6.12 (SD 0.99) to 4.42 (SD 1.90; Figure 4 ), but this was not statistically significant.