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“bordered on significance”

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Although the difference in none of the individual symptoms remained significant after false discovery rate correction at a strict threshold of q < 0.05, two symptoms, sensory–motor deficits, and vertigo/cerebellar symptoms, bordered on significance ( q ≈ 0.056), suggesting potential group differences in symptom presentation that warrant further study (Figure S5B ).
Furthermore, an interaction effect, which bordered on significance, was found for topic and sample ( F 3,154 =2.210-.09; η p 2 =0.04), showing a greater knowledge gain for social competence than for sleep in individuals with prior social competence deficits and a greater knowledge gain for sleep than for social competence in individuals with sleep deficits.