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“borderline significance”

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Therefore, considering the limited gains per session or 1,000 min, the borderline significance of these associations and the risk of type 1 errors, the relationship between the specific rehabilitation parameters investigated in the current study and the clinical outcomes cannot be considered clinically relevant.
We reported borderline significance of correlation between ICARS total and CGG in the male sample, but no significance with the gait or kinetic domains, possibly on account of extensive variability of these scores and the small sample size; a similar argument may apply to the CRST score, especially as they included the C domain of CRST, which is based on (highly subjective) reporting.
Fourth, although the difference of sICH locations between the pre-WTL and post-WTL groups stood just on the borderline significance, since the difference in initial GCS scores in the both groups did not indicate to be significant, the authors regarded that the two groups were comparable.
A significant increase in AKT (Thr308) phosphorylation was also observed for circulating CD3 + CD8 + T cells, whereas the mTOR (Ser2448) phosphoresponse reached only borderline significance for this cell subset.
Moreover, the associations between ESCC and oral health indicators, including oral health risk score ( p interaction = 0.008), missing and filled teeth ( p interaction = 0.009), and tooth brushing frequency (borderline significance, p interaction = 0.180), were more pronounced in participants with low S. mitis levels ( Figures 5 C and S12 B).
Other variables, including ALB, PLT, TB, SOFA score, and congestive heart failure, did not reach statistical significance in the multivariate model ( P >.05), though they were initially considered due to borderline significance in univariate analysis.