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Moreover, the meta‐regression analysis shows that the effect of national income level on the effect size approaches statistical significance ( p = .055), whereas other variables—such as type of self‐efficacy, age, and intervention format—are not significant independent predictors.
According to our protocol, we compared tumor volumes on treatment day 44 (that was the last day that both groups had at least four tumor measurements) and found the average tumor volume of the rapamycin plus sorafenib treated group (1820 ± 245 mm 3 , n = 5) was smaller than the average tumor volume of the rapamycin treated group (2607 ± 247 mm 3 , n = 4); this difference approaches statistical significance (p = 0.06).
Although the numbers are small, the difference in definitive diagnosis is statistically different from the Indian cohort ( p = .01) and the difference in definitive and indeterminate diagnosis approaches statistical significance ( p = .06) supporting a lower diagnostic rate in underrepresented ethnicities (Carss et al., 2017 ).
approaches statistical significancep = 0.0651.3× alphagold
Specifically, fathers’ transitions to working part-time are associated with increases in fathers’ shares of housework and childcare, while shifting from full-time to no work is associated with significantly greater shares of housework only (though the change in childcare shares approaches statistical significance; p = 0.065).
approaches statistical significanceP = 0.06551.3× alphagold
However, in comparisons of A3A (red) and A3B (blue) APOBEC3 TCW mutation frequencies in ssDNA loop regions of hairpins and equivalent data sets from aggregate controls (blue boxes: the catalytic mutant of each protein and eGFP), the A3A data set approaches statistical significance (P = 0.0655) and the A3B data are significantly different (P = 0.0367) by Welch’s t-test.