Barely Significant
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“marginally significant”

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

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14 Another study of 92 women with the LNG-IUS inserted for menorrhagia showed a marginally significant reduction in total cholesterol from baseline, a reduction in HDL at 6 months which reverted to baseline by one year, while triglycerides, LDL, apolipoprotien A1 and apolipoprotein B remained stable over the course of 18 months. 15 Therefore, though the WHO recommendations warn of a theoretical effect of the LNG-IUS on lipid levels and caution its use in women with multiple cardiac risk factors, studies do not show this to be a significant problem associated with the LNG-IUS.
3) Lung function The British Thoracic Society recommend that if the FEV 1 is more than 2 litres, in the absence of interstitial lung disease or unexpected shortness of breath, further respiratory function tests are not required to assess suitability for pneumonectomy.[ 16 ] Our study found that the FEV 1 had a marginally significant association with major complications in univariate but not multivariate analysis.
If we use FDR on the summary severity scores, then in addition to the results obtained from the Bonferroni analysis, the correlation between Initial ATEC Total and baseline excretion of antimony (Sb), and the correlations between Initial PDD-BI Autism Total and baseline excretion of antimony (Sb) and 9th dose excretion of lead (Pb) are significantly different from 0; we will term these findings “marginally significant.” Next, consider the numbers of positive and negative sample correlation coefficients in the table.
However, child marriage was found to be marginally significant in its association with infant and child diarrhoea as a protective factor (OR 0.86, 95% CI 0.78 to 0.96) in crude analysis; this finding was not significant after adjusting for maternal and child demographics and maternal BMI (table 3).