“marginally nonsignificant”

At 32 °C ( F 2,193 = 6.837, p = 0.001, estimate: −0.080 ± 0.105), females also had a lower lifetime reproductive success under “harassment and mating” than under “no harm,” and under “harassment” and “no harm” (but the later result was marginally nonsignificant; Table 1 ).

maculatus (C abun M rare ) than in the allopatric control after coevolving for four and eight generations, although the latter difference is marginally nonsignificant (planned contrasts, Figure 2 a).

Statistical support for heterogeneous V P in AM was marginally nonsignificant.

More than half of the data were for dietary changes to the Mediterranean or vegan/vegetarian diet with a 4- to 6-week follow-up, often with significant or marginally nonsignificant improvements in PD parameters.

It has been suggested that Manx shearwaters shift to shallower water at nighttime (Guilford et al., 2008 ), whereas we found the opposite pattern in Hutton's shearwaters although the pattern was marginally nonsignificant and we observed a high degree of variation in water depths at rafting sites.

In another systematic review 5-ASA use was found to be protective for CRC (RR, 0.70; 95% CI, 0.51–0.94) and the effect was dose-dependent; the effect with sulfasalazine was marginally nonsignificant (RR, 0.72; 95% CI, 0.51–1.01) [ 157 ].

However, Walls (2011) found that the relationship between D vein and A max in angiosperms is marginally nonsignificant with phylogenetic regression at a global scale [19] .

Furthermore, the difference between the second and the third belts was essentially due to species turnover, because if the intraspecific variability is considered, the difference becomes marginally nonsignificant.

Male Gambusia from fragmented tidal creeks exhibited a marginally nonsignificant trend toward possessing smaller gonopodia than counterparts in unfragmented sites (Table 1 ).

Although both taxes' associations with dual use were marginally nonsignificant (i.e.

The increased risk found was consistent by sex and age groups, although in men and younger subjects, the adjusted RR was marginally nonsignificant (Table 2 ).

Similarly, respondents who did not have functional health literacy had increased odds of hospitalization although these associations were marginally nonsignificant for the METER (OR 1.19; 95% CI 0.98-1.44) and the NVS (OR 1.17; 95% CI 0.97-1.40).

Low bioavailable T, but not total T, was related to frailty in cross–sectional analyses in men aged ≥65 years from the Osteoporotic fractures in men study (MrOS), this relationship was marginally nonsignificant in prospective analyses. 73 Lower free and total T were associated with frailty in a sample of 552 Spanish men aged ≥65 years from the Toledo Study for Health and Aging, 74 and in a sample of 54 Taiwanese men recruited from clinical and community settings. 75 In a report from the Concord Health and

3C ; Table 3 ), and a marginally nonsignificant Drug effect.

Both of the macroparasite principal component variables (PC M and PC M main ), two of the individual macroparasite variables, and presence/absence of overt TB all showed significant (or marginally nonsignificant) positive associations with liver condition.

We checked for multiple testing and confirmed the reported associations except for one mutually adjusted association, between hypertension and cognitive impairment, which became marginally nonsignificant ( 34 ).

Location had a marginally nonsignificant main effect on central O 2 (higher in the Antarctic than in the NE Pacific), but the interaction between Location and Flow was highly significant ( Table 2 ), reflecting that temperate egg masses showed much larger declines in central oxygen in still water than in bubbled ( Fig. 1 ).

A Finnish study, published in 1997, of breast cancer mortality from cancers diagnosed only after the implementation of screening found 24% (95% CI (RR): 0.53–1.09; marginally nonsignificant) lower breast cancer mortality in women invited to screening during 1987–1989 compared with those not invited ( Hakama et al , 1997 ).

1 – 3 and SI Appendix, Table S4 ), although this relationship was marginally nonsignificant for wing length when only the Chicago species were modeled.

Significant and marginally nonsignificant p -values are highlighted in bold.

Furthermore, a marginally nonsignificant association was found between the negative control and treatment group 3, as shown in Figure 12B . 3.8.5.12 Effect of green synthesized CuO nanoparticles from the B. amplexicaulis root extract on serum creatinine levels (mg/dL) The statistical analysis revealed a significant increase in creatinine levels ( p < 0.0001) in the standard treatment group compared to the negative control group.

These findings were similar after inverse‐probability‐of‐treatment weighting using the PS, although the risk of in‐hospital mortality became marginally nonsignificant.

Notably, ASR remains a significant predictor of maturation bias, although SSD becomes marginally nonsignificant when we account for the effects of life history confounds in multipredictor analyses (Supporting Information Table S2B ).

Second, the relational resources/pleased–relaxed well-being relationship was marginally nonsignificant ( β = 0.13, (−0.00, 0.25)), which also resulted in a nonsignificant indirect effect of REL on the TFL/pleased–relaxed well-being relationship ( β i = 0.06, (−0.00, 0.12)).

For breast cancer, there was a marginally nonsignificant increase in the odds of no CPP when comparing patients in the low to the high income group (OR = 1.42, 95% CI: 0.99–2.03), and no association was observed for prostate cancer patients (OR = 1.05, 95%CI: 0.87–1.27) (Table 2 ).