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close to significancep = 0.0531.1× alpha
Planimetry has been proposed as a good surrogate measure of wound reepithelialization 16 yet we observed statistically significant inverse correlation between reepithelialization and planimetry only in incisional wounds (Figure 3 C p < 0.05) (Note: correlation between reepithelialization and planimetry was close to significance in the excisional model, p = 0.053).
close to significanceP = 0.0531.1× alpha
For new-onset carotid plaque, the AI+OFS regimen showed a higher, though not statistically significant, hazard compared with TAM (HR 3.087; 95% CI, 0.960–9.930; P = 0.059), and baseline HbA1c was similarly close to significance (HR 2.579; 95% CI, 0.987–6.741; P = 0.053).
close to significancep = 0.0531.1× alpha
The stress by model interaction was close to significance ( p = 0.053), likely due to a slightly higher agreement for the single- than multiple-pronunciation model for SW words only (SW mean difference = 4.588, p = 0.005, 89.98% and 85.39%, respectively; WS mean difference = 1.041, p = 0.688, 71.26% and 72.30%, respectively).
close to significancep =0.05341.1× alpha
However, at the 12M time point, while the SARS-CoV-2-specific CD8 + T cell frequencies were close to significance ( p =0.0534, Kruskal-Wallis test), only the CEF-specific CD8 + T cell frequencies were significantly higher than the non-specific Dextramer CD8 + T cell frequencies (p<0.0001, Kruskal-Wallis test).
close to significanceP = 0.0541.1× alpha
In contrast, the rate of progression in the nonsurgical group (13.2% and 17.1% in the non-matched and matched nonsurgical groups, respectively) was comparable to rates seen in our previous observational studies 20 , 22 The difference in the proportion of patients with progression to DCM was close to significance ( P = 0.054) compared to our non-matched non-surgical group.
close to significanceP = 0·0541.1× alpha
Women who reported consuming at least two portions of seafood (white fish, oily fish or other seafood) per week had a significantly higher concentration of Se in both whole blood and toenails ( P = 0·001 for each); the significance disappeared after adjustment, but remained close to significance for whole-blood Se concentration ( P = 0·054).