“fell just short of statistical significance”

There was also a trend suggesting GFP high Gr1 + PMNs expressed less surface CD63 (a marker of degranulation) compared to GFP high Gr1 − PMNs, that fell just short of statistical significance (data not shown).

We also found a shorter time from initial referral to surgery but this fell just short of statistical significance.

They misused the data of the placebo arm for the prednisolone arm and that of prednisolone for the placebo, thus yielding pooled effects that fell just short of statistical significance.

Among autistic participants, full-scale and nonverbal DQ on the MSEL did significantly differ between clusters, and a similar effect of verbal DQ fell just short of statistical significance.

The association between Hg and length of delay–3 correct fell just short of statistical significance after control for DHA.

The IDI was 0.044 (95% CI: −0.001–0.090, P = 0.058), suggesting a trend toward improved overall discrimination that fell just short of statistical significance, possibly reflecting the limited number of outcome events.

Though differences in the improvement of depression scores among groups fell just short of statistical significance, this outcome also tended to favor sertraline plus naltrexone combination treatment.

The UPDRS motor score without the hand scores negatively correlated with both F_LF (ρ = −0.39, p = 0.062) and F_HF (ρ = −0.42, p = 0.06) for the more-affected hand, although these correlations fell just short of statistical significance.

Initially the pharmaceutical company ‘ran the numbers without those nine, and the result fell just short of statistical significance, at which point eight of the subjects were added back into the analysis, improving the statistics enough to make the results significant—the problem was later hidden in the submission to the FDA ... ’ 41 .

In Figure 3 F, while peritumoral CD3 + cells were increased in rosiglitazone treated mouse tumors, the increase fell just short of statistical significance.

= 2.95, CI −11.2 to 0.07, for the mediation at time 3 (T3 minus T1) also failed to show evidence of significant mediation, although here it fell just short of statistical significance.

We found an impaired bacterial uptake in the presence of γδ T cells that fell just short of statistical significance ( Figure 5 A).

Breast, colon, and pancreatic cancers trended toward a protective effect but fell just short of statistical significance ( 16 ).

Like the other ALMs, repetition proportion showed means for the ASD group that were indicative of more atypicality than for the other two groups, but differences fell just short of statistical significance.

The limitations of our study include the relatively small sample size which most likely prevented us from detecting smaller associations, such as emotional well-being and general health, both of which fell just short of statistical significance.

Results showed that free testosterone levels were significantly elevated in males and in the total population of males and females, whereas the increase in free testosterone in females fell just short of statistical significance.

A trend toward a 3-way interaction among Delivery System, Sucralose, and Olfaction fell just short of statistical significance.

In univariate proportional hazards models stratified by baseline liver fibrosis stage (0–1 and 2–3), UCSF treatment nonresponders showed an increased hazard for developing cirrhosis when compared to the never treated group, but this result fell just short of statistical significance (HR = 2.28, CI 0.93–5.59, Table S3 ).

At the time of these initial approvals, results of only two randomized placebo-controlled trials were available: a prematurely terminated and underpowered study by Wang et al., which found no statistically significant effect of remdesivir on time to clinical improvement or mortality rate [ 5 ]; and NIAID’s ACTT-1 trial, which found a statistically significant shorter time to clinical improvement in the remdesivir group, while the effect for mortality fell just short of statistical significance [ 6 ].

iners vagitype, although this fell just short of statistical significance (OR = 0.59; 95% CI, 0.34, 1.01).

The estimates derived from the inverse probability weighting model for descending transition patterns remained statistically significant, with ORs of 2.2 (95% CI 1.32, 3.79) for maternal overweight at pre-pregnancy, 3.89 (95% CI 1.25, 12.06) for infant overweight at time 1, 4.16 (95% CI 1.40, 12.28) except for maternal educational history, which had an almost identical estimation but fell just short of statistical significance (OR 1.12; 95% CI 0.99, 1.26).

Even with this smaller patient cohort, in a group of heavily pretreated patients and with advanced disease, the pain coprimary endpoint fell just short of statistical significance, with a clinically meaningful NNT between 4 and 6.

There was also a trend for these same individuals to have lower HD encoding accuracy during the normal gain block, consistent with their wider bumps, although this fell just short of statistical significance (Extended Data Fig. 6 ).

Similarly knockout of the TREM2 receptor in P301S mice caused a reduction of microgliosis, astrogliosis and neurodegeneration (although the reduction of hippocampal tau phosphorylation in this study fell just short of statistical significance; Leyns et al., 2017 ).

Although the trend was clearly present, inhibition of macrophage aggregates fell just short of statistical significance in Lta4h mutant zebrafish ( Fig 3D ).