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“did not quite reach significance”

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Finally, we investigated the total number of apoptotic TUNEL + cells in LysM Cre Tnf fl/fl and Tnf fl/fl mice 3 days after SCI ( Figure 5 T) and found a trend towards fewer TUNEL + cells in the spinal cords of LysM Cre Tnf fl/fl compared to Tnf fl/fl mice, though this did not quite reach significance ( Figure 5 U). 4.
Firstly, we demonstrated that higher clinical disease activity was associated with ongoing neuronal damage assessed by increased plasma NfL concentrations during multiple visits without ongoing overt neuropsychiatric involvement, while the association between higher serum IFN-α and plasma NfL did not quite reach significance.
For the 123 cases with missing cortisol measurements, neuroendocrine system values were imputed by mean substitution; complete case analyses indicated no major deviations from the estimates found in the full sample, although the coefficient for social adversity at age 21 for men did not quite reach significance.
Spinal and systemic administration of TROX-1 reduced the evoked response to innocuous mechanical stimulation with dynamic brush and vF 8 g in the MIA group, although the effect on brush-evoked responses did not quite reach significance after systemic administration.
Indeed, simple effects analysis indicated that any effect was more likely in the other direction, with unmasked people perhaps appearing slightly more likely to be sick, t (1239) = 2.44, p = 0.015, d = 0.14, but this effect was small and did not quite reach significance according to the Satterthwaite-corrected alpha level of 0.01; nor was it significant in the linear model analysis including political orientation (see Table 2 ).