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However, it is noteworthy that the distal pathway in the serial mediation model (digital technology use → emotional intelligence → learning engagement →English academic performance) exhibited marginally significant t-value (1.389), suggesting statistical uncertainty in this indirect effect.
Consider replacing with “marginally significant” or simply report the p-values without interpretation. 3-2.Model Justification in Methods:Though addressed in the response letter, a brief explanation in the manuscript text of why dichotomization was necessary (due to assumption violations) would improve transparency for readers. 3-3.Mood Assessment Limitations:Consider briefly discussing how a single-item mood measure may not differentiate between positive and negative affect, which may explain some differences from Titone et al. or Depp et al. 4.Conclusion: The authors have made substantive improvements in response to the first review.
The results indicated that AUC-positive and AUC-negative showed significant or marginally significant effects on multiple aspects of mental health (see in Fig. 3 ; summarized in Table S1), including general mental well-being (AUC-positive: β = 0. 284, 95 % CI = [0.147, 0.421], p < .001; AUC-negative: β = −0.133, 95 % CI = [−0.27, 0.004], p = .057), depression proneness (AUC-positive: β = −0.131, 95
Overall, the factors that affected growth significantly were the concentration of N, P, Zn, Cu, B, Mn, Mo, Fe and vitamin solution and N source in the case of mutant 8G, the concentration of N, P, Ca, Cu and N source, and Zn was marginally significant for 7Y growth and the concentration of N, P, Ca, Mg, Cu, Zn, Ni and N source for mutant 31 W (Fig. 1 a and b).
However, canopy cover effects on leaf traits in genotype 36 were significant only for quercetins and marginally significant for total flavonoids, whereas in genotype O154, increased canopy cover around focal trees was associated with significantly reduced concentrations of total phenolics and flavonoids and a marginally significant reduction in condensed tannins (Table 4 ). 3.4 Effects of Leaf Traits and DBH on Herbivory Relationships between leaf traits, DBH and herbivory differed between the two genotypes (Figure 3 ).
There was also a marginally significant effect of P. asiatica × T. mongolicum × N. cataria on the competitive effect of species L. japonicus on C. dactylon ( Table 1 H): without N. cataria , the presence of P. asiatica had no impact on the competitive effect of L. japonicus on C. dactylon in the absence of T. mongolicum , but aggravated it in the presence of T. mongolicum ; with N. cataria , the presence of P. asiatica aggravated the competitive effect of L. japonicus on C. dactylon , but such an impact was much weaker in the presence than in the absence of T. mongolicum ( Figure 1 H).
Of note, two recent Mendelian randomisation (MR) studies have attempted to demonstrate a genetic causal association between T2D and POAG based on genome-wide association study (GWAS) data, but there was significant variability in the results: the causal association between T2D and POAG was marginally significant in populations of European ancestry but not in other populations. 9 18 Therefore, it is important to further search for specific genomic variants or loci that explain genome-wide genetic correlations and to delve deeper into the common genetic aetiology and mechanisms between these two diseases. 19