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“almost significant”

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p=0.06

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The STM and LTM probe tests that were carried out to assess spatial memory showed a significant main effect of genotype, almost significant main effect of probe test, and a significant genotype by age by probe test (Fig. 5 d–g; genotype: F (1, 1686) = 44.9, p < 0.0001; probe test: F (1, 154) = 4.11, p =0.0502; genotype by age by probe day: F (1, 357) = 9.51, p =0.00391).
There is a significant effect of Stroop_I/D on AVI(Lat) for right saccades, and an almost significant effect of Stroop_I/D on AVI(Lat) for left saccades, considering the whole population (young and elderly participants): AVI(Lat) for saccades decreases when Stroop_I/D increases, as shown in Figure 5 (however this figure shows simple regression lines, where the age factor is not controlled).
Another study did not find a different distribution of mtDNA mutations between patients suffering from MS and the controls; however, there was an almost significant difference in the presence of haplogroup J and X in patients who manifested ON, which was present in all but one patient in whom ON was the initial symptom [ 58 ].
Children whose mothers had obesity obtained lower values in the “Enjoyment of food” scale than those with normal weight mothers, but they also obtained higher values in “Satiety Responsiveness.” In addition, an almost significant association was observed for “Food fussiness,” with higher values for children with mothers who had overweight or obesity.
As seen in the segmental duplication/deletion analysis, there was a statistically significant decrease in the overall coverage of DGF-1 and RHS genes ( p < 0.05), an almost significant decrease in trans-sialidase ( p ∼0.14) ( Figures 7D,E ) and no statistically significant decrease in MASP and TcMUC, in MMS-treated TcTopo3α KO parasites when compared with MMS-treated WT.