Barely Significant
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“did not quite reach statistical significance”

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p=0.063

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33 They also found that the mean placebo-adjusted treatment response among whites was increase in 6WMD by 41.5 m, whereas in blacks 6WMD decreased by 3.5 m, though this finding did not quite reach statistical significance, owing to the small number of blacks enrolled in the trials. 33 This is an important finding that could impact the treatment of PAH patients and selection of initial therapy, and further suggests the possibility of genetic or hormonal differences playing a role in response to these drugs.
Similar effects are observed in mouse primary cortical neurons ( Figures 3A–C ) and in patient derived SNCA iPSC-derived neurons carrying the PD-associated SNCA triplication ( Figures 3D, E ), although we note that αsyn protein and mRNA level decreases did not quite reach statistical significance in the latter.
30 In older patients, Mazzucco et al had observed an association between large PFO and cryptogenic stroke that did not quite reach statistical significance (adjusted OR, 1.94 [95% CI, 0.99–3.80]). 13 Of note, the imaging modality used in this study does not allow detection of ASA. 13 Handke et al observed an association between PFO‐ASA and cryptogenic stroke in older patients (OR, 3.88 [95% CI, 1.78–8.46]), but no quantification of shunt size