Barely Significant
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“marginally significant”

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p>=0.1

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In a previous, similarly designed study using material made by us for the study, and without added myrosinase, gender was marginally significant (males converted more than females), and there was no discernable effect of any of the other demographic parameters examined, on bioavailability of GR [ 6 ].
The results from the randomized clinical trial in which a carrageenan-free diet was found to be related to lower relapse rate and decreased inflammation (as assessed by decreased serum interleukin-6 and FCP) should be interpreted with caution as the sample size of this multi-center trial was very small ( n = 12) and the reported p -values obtained from parametric tests were marginally significant.
As a result of the intensified intervention, the alcohol use patterns of the treatment and control groups began to diverge again by the end of the 11 th grade, and the differences between groups were marginally significant for those students who had not used alcohol at the beginning of 6 th grade ( Williams et al. 1999 ).
Strategies to prevent underage drinking.
Alcohol Res Health · 2002 · PMC6683805
For the changes in P60, CCC measures at 30 min post-iTBS showed an increasing trend up to approximately 35 trials, varying after that until stabilizing to achieve with 70 trials a marginally significant slight concordance (CCC max = 0.40) with the use of the individual and block latency amplitudes ( Supplementary Fig.
Overall, perceived age had no significant effects on perceptions of target women’s patiency, though a marginally significant negative effect of perceived age on ability to feel fear was driven by male participants rating older women as less capable of feeling fear compared to younger women ( Pain male : β = -0.05, SE = .02, F 1,55.2 = 5.20, p = .026), see Table 5 .
Risk of death from all causes in the experimental group aged >40 years was lower than that in the control group with marginally significant association (HR=0.96, 95% CI=0.93 to 0.99). 31 Interestingly, utilising a longitudinal dataset of Danish twins, Behrman et al found only weak evidence of an association between educational level and adult mortality among identical twin pairs who shared both the same genetic background and similar childhood social environments; but stronger evidence of the education/mortality relationship was found among fraternal twin pairs and unrelated individuals. 32 Understanding the mechanisms by which educational attainment influences death risk is highly important for public policy making.