Comparison Based on Serum Total Protein as a Continuous Variable Serum total protein levels across the 93 samples showed a trend towards higher serum total protein levels in calves with the yearling absent, just outside the level of significance (U = 318.0; p = 0.054).
Individuals with CCI-G 3 morbidity, in comparison to those with CCI-G 0 morbidity, were over three times more likely to die under the same constraints, but this association fell just outside the level of significance ( p = 0.056, Table 5 ).
However, despite the significant effect on several copepod size classes, this effect was just outside the level of significance for total copepod biomass (t-test, p = 0.06) due to substantial within-treatment variability of the control mesocosms.
At 4 years, this difference between groups had narrowed and was just outside the level of significance.
Key differences were identified using Bonferroni post hoc comparisons and included greater utilization of acceptance as a coping mechanism for those with a stoma up to one year compared to those over 10 years ( p = 0.025), and trends towards emotional support coping appeared to be greater in those under one year compared to those over 10 years ( p = 0.061) and the non‐stoma group ( p = 0.083) but were just outside the level of significance.
It is interesting that we found a significantly longer time from symptom onset to ED presentation and a higher proportion of patients reporting delaying care, but the difference in orchiectomy rate was just outside the level of significance during COVID-19.