“borderline significant”

Respirable dust exposure levels showed a borderline significant association, with the high exposure group approaching significance compared to the low exposure group ( p = 0.096).

In multivariate analysis, ILR success showed a borderline significant decrease in risk of lymphedema [hazard ratio (HR) =0.174; 95% confidence interval (CI): 0.022–1.374; P=0.097].

The estimated effect on IPT coverage during ANC was also smaller in the longer term, and only borderline significant (5.6 percentage points (p=0.097)).

In our study, diabetes had a borderline significant effect on ISR >50% (OR = 1.41, 95% CI: 0.94 to 2.12, p = 0.097).

U-5-HT levels A borderline significant relationship was noted between u-5-HT levels and the 4 periods before and after the OSCE ( P = 0.097, one-way repeated measures ANOVA) ( Figure 5 ).

Borderline significant differences were revealed using the DeLong test for TGF in CHB compared to TGF in CHC (AUC difference = 0.058, p = 0.097; CI: −0.010 to 0.126).

After adding the log PAT/SAT ratio to the model, a borderline significant positive association between log PAT and GIR was found in females only (p=0.097) with a significant p for interaction (p=0.055; Figure 1A ).

At concentrations of 100 μM DEHP significantly reduced the expression of the gene coding for the 85 kDa regulatory subunit of the PI3K protein, phosphatidylinositol-4,5-bisphosphate 3-kinase catalytic subunit alpha ( PIK3CA ) ( p = 0.0321) and led to a borderline significant decrease in expression of the gene thymoma viral proto-oncogene 1 ( AKT1 ) ( p = 0.0971), coding for the proliferative AKT protein ( Figure 3 C,D). 2.4.

Having a child with CP reduces the likelihood of having an additional child by 36% ( p = 0.000) for mothers between 34 and 51 years at birth, by 20% ( p = 0.001) for mothers in the younger age range (16–29 years at birth), and by 12% (borderline significant with p = 0.098) for mothers is in the medium age range.

A strong positive association was found between baseline and momentary mental well-being (β = .52, p < .001), and a weak borderline significant association between baseline and momentary psychological distress (β = .24, p = .098).

In the multivariate analysis, age associated with the incidence of RT-BOOP syndrome for all patients (p = 0.044), whereas age was a borderline significant risk factor for the incidence in BCT cases (p = 0.098) (Table 6 ).

While the association between chemsex use and number of partners was borderline significant (p = 0.098), the remaining variables were not significantly associated with this broader chemsex definition ( Table 4 ).

As shown in Figure S4 , there were significant differences of the associations between the CHRNA3 genotypes and the increased risk of COPD as well as lung cancer in smoking status (Breslow-Day test: P = 0.043 for COPD; P = 0.002 for lung cancer) as the associations were all significant in smokers ( P <0.05 for all), but not in never smokers ( P >0.05 for all); and they were also significant for lung cancer risk ( P = 0.028) and for COPD risk with a borderline significant ( P = 0.098) in passive smokers.

The association between lacunes and stroke was borderline significant after adjustment ( P =0.098).

By applying logistic regression analysis, we found that in the multivariable model adjusting for LVEF (%), number of nonviable segments, LVRWR (yes versus no), and diagnosis, the number of nonviable segments was associated with MACE by an OR of 1.33 (95% CI, 0.98–1.80; P = 0.063), and also diagnosis was borderline significant with an OR of 0.27 (95% CI, 0.06–1.28; P = 0.098).

In addition, participants who witnessed a recent TDI accident had 0.35 higher TDI knowledge, while those who attended a TDI educational course had 0.50 higher knowledge; however, the effects were borderline significant ( p -value = 0.098 and p -value = 0.074, respectively).

The test for group differences yields a borderline significant result (χ 2 = 2.73, p = 0.0983), implying some heterogeneity in the association between social networks and well-being across age groups.

While solid tumor size was a borderline significant factor for the development of symptomatic RP in univariable analysis (OR 1.53, 95% CI 0.93–2.60, P=0.099), it achieved statistical significance in the multivariable analysis (OR 2.00, 95% CI 1.05–4.27, P=0.050).

Notably, the difference in the number of diseased vessels was borderline significant between groups (P = 0.099), and the frequency of multiple-vessel diseases was higher among DM patients than those without DM, especially compared with the Long-DM group (P = 0.043).

In this experiment, the pooled linear regression underestimated the variation of the effect (std err = 1.90) and brought to p -value to a borderline significant level ( p = 0.099 compared with p >0.5 for all other models, Table 3 ) The lower p -value obtained from the pooled regression may bias researchers towards thinking an association may exist, when the other models indicate clearly that there is none.

However, the estimated decrease in the total servings of discretionary foods and drinks by 15·4 % tended to be borderline significant ( P = 0·099), and a decreased intake in servings of discretionary drinks analysed separately was observed by 40·9 % ( P = 0·045) (Table 4 ).

In Kaplan–Meier analysis of all patients with LBBB and IVCD, dichotomized based on the pre‐implant median LVAT (80 ms in the LBBB and IVCD group), patients with a longer pre‐implant LVAT had a borderline significant risk reduction of heart failure hospitalization and all‐cause mortality (Figure 3A , log‐rank p = 0.099).

Interestingly, among demographic variables in our study, gender had a borderline significant association with IDDVT (IDDTV vs. non-DTV, p = 0.0994).

In the univariate analyses, whether interruption of iron chelation treatment or not was reported a statistical significant association with HSU (P=0.038), and whether diagnosed with co-morbidity or not was reported a statistical borderline significant association with HSU ( P = 0.0996).

Mean convulsions per mouse The analysis of variance results showed a significant overall effect of ethanol pretreatment and bupropion dose on the number of bupropion HCl-induced seizures, and a borderline significant overall ethanol-bupropion interaction effect at the p ≤ 0.10 level (Table 3 ).