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“marginally significant”

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p>=0.1

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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marginally significantp< 0.051.0× alphagold
With the exception of the non-significant difference between the DMN and the single system ( X 2 = 2.54 p = 0.1) and the DMN and the δ-Single between-network connectivity (X 2 = 1.53 p = 0.2) which was likely explained by the relatively large overlap between the DMN and the single system, the results showed that the difference between the fc-behavior correlation coefficients of the two sets of networks was significant (or marginally significant) (Single-SMN: X 2 = 3.6, p< 0.05; Single-VN: X 2 = 5.69, p< 0.05; β-Single –DMN: X 2 = 4.78 p< 0.05; β-Single –SMN: X 2 = 6.64 p< 0.01; β-Single –VN: X 2 = 9.56 p< 0.01; δ-Single – SMN:: X 2 = 3.38 p = 0.06; δ-Single – SMN:: X 2 = 5.52 p< 0.05).
marginally significantp = 0.051.0× alphagold
Proportion female/male participants In pooled analyses of all SITB outcomes measured continuously, but not dichotomously, we detected a marginally significant and weak moderating effect of proportion of female/male participants ( b = − 0.01, p = 0.05) indicating slightly stronger effects for samples with a greater number of female participants (Table 3 ).
marginally significantp = 0.051.0× alphagold
The intention-to-treat (ITT) analysis indicated patients in the GCE group had a lower fasting blood glucose (FBG) concentration compared to the placebo group; however, this decreasing was marginally significant (8.48 ± 8.41 vs. 1.70 ± 5.82 mg/dL, p = 0.05).
approaching significancep >.051.0× alphagold
marginally significantp >.051.0× alphagold
Experiments where a result was termed ‘marginally significant’ or ‘approaching significance’ ( p >.05 or greater than researcher-specified significance level where experiments used a more restrictive criterion—e.g., correcting for multiple comparisons) were also coded as ‘No Effect’.