Barely Significant
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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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The limitations of our study include that all pregnant women were recruited into the study at the delivery room, as this led to imbalance of treating women with high viremia during pregnancy with antivirals (6/82 in the Engerix-B vs 10/89 in the Sci-B-Vac groups), the second limitation is that the difference was marginally significant, and the last one is that we analyzed only small number of samples for genetic testing due to the fact that we could not obtain more peripheral blood samples from the other recruited mothers. 5.
Observed Child Affect and Behavior improved to a greater extent from baseline to 12-months among FOCUS-EC families versus OPE families for the entire set of parent–child interaction tasks (ES = 0.40) and in particular for mother–child dyads (ES = 0.42), while this effect for father-child dyads was marginally significant (ES = 0.38).
Indeed, the mean number of melanized oocysts in these mosquitoes was similar to control, and melanization prevalence was marginally significant ( Figure 1E ) and much lower than that scored for day-14 oocysts (compare ds CLIPA2 / A14 pie charts in Figure 1E with those in Figures 1A, B ), suggesting that oocysts’ susceptibility to the melanization response is dramatically enhanced after their walls start to rupture.
In contrast, perceived impact of COVID-19 on health and interpersonal relations was a significant and marginally significant predictor of the baseline levels of unhealthy food consumption, indicating that participants who had a higher perceived impact of COVID-19 had higher unhealthy food consumption.