Barely Significant
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“did not quite reach statistical significance”

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p=0.063

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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Patients with finger osteoarthritis and pain during activity reported pain relief following LDRT, however, the reduction in pain relief at rest did not quite reach statistical significance, although there was a trend to improvement 12 months after LDRT as compared with prior to first LDRT.
Consistent with the previous results, the post hoc tests showed an increased number of short bursts in adaptive DBS compared to noStim [ t (15) = 2.976, P = 0.028] and conventional DBS ( t = 2.647, P = 0.055), although the latter did not quite reach statistical significance after correction for multiple comparisons (corrected P- values given here and elsewhere in the text).
Nevertheless, a recently published systematic review and meta-analysis, comprising of eight original articles with a total of 21,064 participants and 2,053 CHD events [ 33 ] reported a positive association between leptin and incident CHD after adjustment for age, sex, lipids, blood pressure, and BMI, although the association did not quite reach statistical significance [ 33 ].