“marginally significant”

Analysis of group dispersion patterns using PERMDISP revealed marginally significant (that is, P -value<0.1) differences between the environments sampled ( Supplementary Table S6 ).

Low rejection and dysfunctional family functioning only showed marginally significant ( p < 0.10) effects on non-delinquents and serious delinquents.

Overall, the variable ADHD or not predicted only 1of 14 outcomes in this study (marginally significant); children with an ADHD diagnosis were rated by their parents to score lower on social skills, F (1, 214) = 2.69, p < .10, after PMTO treatment (Table 1 ).

in the Swabian Alp), while root increment showed initially an inconsistent pattern (as indicated by the marginally significant treatment × exploratory-interaction in Table 3 ; Fig. 2 left; F 2, 82 = 2.82, P < 0.1).

For the inferential statistics, we observed a marginally significant difference at obstacles #1 and #5 ( F (1,124) = 1.75, p < 0.10).

We found a marginally significant effect when altruism is defined as a continuous measure ( p < 0.10), as in the percentage share donated.

Correlations between L3 vertebra and distal radius were marginally significant ( p < 0.1).

2) Impact of content and context on behavior dynamics: 2a) For the CT-based communication networks, the results of the behavioral dynamics model showed that in progress and social-support CT-based networks, engaging in dense triads , that is, tightly interconnected groups of three members who frequently interact, via any communication-style SAs had a marginally significant effect on individuals’ abstinence status, suggesting that such cohesive interactions may influence the early stages of quitting ( P < .1).

The Generalised Anxiety Score (GAD) score decreased in the intervention group by a marginally significant difference ( p = 0.1) to that in the usual care group where a rise in anxiety symptoms was recorded.

A marginally significant negative correlation was found between C1-INH activity levels and severity scores ( p = 0.1, r = –0.515).

Potential confounders of associations between race and both PFS and OS were those that were at least marginally significant ( p < 0.10) in univariate regressions of associations with OS and PFS.

For children up to 10 years, IgG OD responses increased significantly (p<0.05) with age for spike, while IgA OD responses to spike and RBD presented a marginally significant (p<0.1) increase with age ( Fig 2F ).

If a Levene’s test for homogeneity of variance was at least marginally significant (p≤0.10), we used the more robust Welch two-sample t -test instead.

Separate log-linear models controlling for the locality's altitude confirmed the effect of source type and location (P<0.001) while evincing marginally significant altitudinal effects (P = 0.10) ( Table 3 ).

All significant effects, including lower-order ones, are reported, and marginally significant effects are noted if p < .1.

Indeed, we actually observed one marginally significant negative association between stimulation and children's executive function in Cambodia (β = − 0.11; SE = 0.06; p < 0.1). 4.

Comparison between oxy-Hb signals of the control and pre-medicated ADHD subjects revealed marginally significant activation of oxy-Hb signal in the right CH 10 in the control subjects (independent two-sample t-test, p < 0.1 Bonferroni-corrected, Cohen's d = 0.884; Table 2 ).

The race–SES association also has a marginally significant positive relationship ( p <.10) with SES achievement gradients, indicating that district SES and average test scores are modestly more strongly associated with one another in states where district SES is highly correlated with racial composition.

Column (2) of Table 3 shows that Internet access maintains a marginally significant negative association with mental health problem ( p < 0.10) after controlling for province fixed effects, corresponding to a 6.4% improvement in mental health.

At this stage of the analysis, self-efficacy significantly contributed to the prediction of intention, whereas a marginally significant effect was found for subjective norms ( p <.10).

Furthermore, congruent (Delta in Table 1 ) effects correlated with conscientiousness at a marginally significant level ( p < 0.1). 4.

Tests were considered statistically significant when P<0.05 and marginally significant when 0.05<P<0.1.

Results were considered significant at P ≤ 0.05 and marginally significant at 0.05 < P ≤ 0.10.

It may be worth noting that A max had marginally significant ( P <0.10) correlations with elevation (negative) and temperature (positive) ( Supplementary Fig.

glutamic acid (D), proline (K)} had a marginally significant (0.05< p ≤0.10) positive association with elevation, and ten others { e . g . alanine (A), arginine (B), aspartic acid (C), glycine (E), histidine (F), leucine (H), phenylalanine (J), serine (L), threonine (M), and valine (O)} had not appreciable association with elevation ( p >0.10) ( Fig 4 ).