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e secondary trends or outcomes); (4) recommendation of treatment despite non-significant results (concluding that an intervention should be adopted or recommended although primary outcomes are non-significant); and (5) “trend toward significance” language (phrases such as “borderline significant”, “approached significance”, or “trend toward significance” used to imply meaningful benefit).
Arm 2 seeds only were more likely to have dropped out of school (OR of 1.83) and to have income from non-employment sources (OR of 2.47) while arm 2 recruits were more likely to be solvent users (OR of 1.60; arm 2 seeds approached significance for this variable with a p of 0.056 and OR of 1.62)) and less likely to be street-involved youth (OR of 0.34).
Further, as mentioned previously, experienced drivers made fewer long glances to the secondary task after anticipatory cues appeared, a result that approached significance, suggesting that their lower trust may have led to lower reliance on automation before traffic events; lower secondary task engagement has been used as an indicator of lower reliance on driving automation ( Körber et al., 2018 ).
The negative correlation between territory quality and ROMs was significant between individuals and approached significance within individuals, indicating that the pattern resulted from individual responses to environmental variation. 5 .ROMs and OXY levels within individuals were positively correlated, but the relationship between territory quality and ROMs persisted after including OXY as a covariate, implying that oxidative stress occurs in low territory quality conditions. 6 .Our results indicate that the oxidative stress balance of an individual is sensitive to relatively short-term changes in territory quality, which may have consequences for the birds’ fitness.