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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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However, when comparing high versus low GNRI levels during this later time window, the HR was 0.383 (95% CI: 0.140–1.044, p = 0.065), suggesting a trend toward lower mortality among patients with better nutritional status that did not quite reach statistical significance ( Table 5 ). 3.7.
For instance, we did observe trends suggesting that the median MDZ values for the SalVentAttn and Control networks might be used to distinguish patients with favorable and unfavorable outcomes, although these trends did not quite reach statistical significance.
This may also explain, why the joint effects of executive functions on predicting physical activity did not quite reach statistical significance, but the effects of separate tests were statistically significant–performances in the three tests may be correlated.
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.
We detected a trend towards an increase in the number of granule neurons in Smad3 deficient mice (23.8%) compared with their control littermates (first 500 μm; Smad3 +/+ , 40986 ± 3406; Smad3 -/- , 50797 ± 2823; P = 0.059; Figure 4 F), although this strong trend did not quite reach statistical significance.