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close to significancep < 0.12.0× alpha
Multivariate analyses Multivariate analyses were performed on variables that had a significant effect on a given risk domain in univariate analyses or were close to significance (i.e., had p < 0.1) and occupational group, which is the main variable of this analysis. 3.2.1.
close to significancep = 0.12.0× alpha
asthmatic volunteers in the Stockholm underground study and 12,13-diHOME was close to significance ( p = 0.1), none of these were significantly increased in the Stockholm underground following exposure vs. no exposure, and further examination of the Stockholm underground study shows that the significance threshold for analysis between asthma status was likely attained not simply because of an increase in levels of these oxylipins in healthy lavage fluid, but also because of a decrease in their levels in asthmatics.
close to significancep = 0.102.0× alpha
Model 4 ( Table 5 ) shows that none of the country characteristics reached statistical significance; however, the number of COVID-19 cases per million inhabitants during the first wave came close to significance at p = 0.10, the level set for the country-level variables.
close to significancep<0.12.0× alpha
Multivariate logistic regression analysis for the predictive potential of the combination of high serum TNC and high serum CCN3 with other significant factors or factors of interest was close to significance (p<0.1and the TNC high +CCN3 high combination was an independent risk factor for PHLF with an odds ratio (OR) of 26.583 (p=0.008) ( Table 2 ).
close to significancep < 0.12.0× alpha
3.3 Body composition Product effect on the changes in body weight and BMI from V2 to V5 was close to significance level (in the ITT and the PP populations for body weight, in the PP population for BMI; p < 0.1): body weight and BMI tended to increase in the placebo arm, while remaining relatively stable in the scFOS arm ( Table 3 ).
close to significancep < 0.12.0× alpha
Included in these analyses were those variables that had a significant effect on a given risk area in the univariate analyses or were close to significance (i.e., had p < 0.1), as well as occupational group, which is the main variable in this analysis. 3.2.1.
close to significanceP < 0.12.0× alpha
78, P = 0.017), physical activity more than 30 min/day (Beta = − 0.4 95%CI:-0.8–0, P = 0.05), CED history (Beta = 0.49 95%CI:0.1–0.89, P = 0.015), MMSE score at baseline (Beta = 0.56 95%CI:0.47–0.64, P < 0.001), and HBA1c ≥8% (Beta = 0.61 95%CI:0.08–1.14, P = 0.024). Factors that had a level at or close to significance ( P < 0.1) were then included in multivariate analysis for independent factors related to MMSE decline (Table 3 ).