Performance in the prediction and explanation question also correlated moderately, but this fell short of significance when age was controlled for (upper half of Table 1 ).
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Although midline shift was associated with 30-day mortality in the univariate analysis, it fell short of significance in the multivariate analysis.
Although suggestion-based false memories for neutral videos also increased with age, this increase fell short of significance.
It is noteworthy to mention that when comparing the three age groups, including the youngest age group (6–13 years), a trend for a greater leftward bisection bias with age appeared, but fell short of significance.
The resulting signature, 4-GES (consisting of SOCS2 , IL2RA , NPDC1 , and PHGDH ) was confirmed as an independent prognostic parameter in five of six additional data sets, including some that contained cytogenetically heterogeneous patient groups and/or employed different gene expression profiling technologies, and just fell short of significance in the sixth data set.
Children’s rhythmic tapping ability at the 1.5 Hz rate fell short of significance (0.07) as a predictor of group membership to the below-threshold reading group, while letter knowledge, first phoneme identification, RAN, and familial risk for RWD were significant predictors.
IKA (at either 0.5 μM or 2 μM) yielded highly significant levels of inhibition, while treatment with dynasore or dynole exhibited a trend towards inhibition of infection, which fell short of significance ( Figure 4B ).
In the highest quartile (defined by LVEF > 35%), the benefit fell short of significance (HR 0.99, 95% CI 0.84–1.16).
And comparison tests with Bonferroni correction found the differences in the years of education fell short of significance ( Figure 2A ).
Evaluation of the SxD cohort demonstrated greater inter-tumoural TMB heterogeneity, where Spearman correlation between the primary and metastatic sites fell short of significance.
In the course of one year (month 12) of intervention implementation, in a linear mixed model, there were changes from baseline in haemoglobin levels (Hb) among participants in the intervention arm compared to those in control arm (0.31 g/dL, 95% CI: 0.2–0.4, p < 0.001), this was on individual participant but fell short of significance on cluster adjustment ( Supplementary Table S3 ).
Follow‐up pairwise tests only for low‐frequency words in the left cluster, where N170 was clearly most pronounced (see above), indicated that both the comparison between negative and positive words in high‐arousal words, t (57) = −2.21, p c = .062, as well as in low‐arousal words fell short of significance, t (57) = 1.87, p c = .066.