“marginally significant”

A p value, greater than 0.05 but less than 0.1, was considered marginally significant.

There does not seem to be a clear related hypothesis, and though there some marginally significant differences, the size of effects is so similar the stratification detracts from the paper and should be confined to sensitivity analyses.

Fourth, the moderating effect of travel involvement on the relationship between travel motivation and restoration was found to be marginally significant.

Although this association was marginally significant, it aligns with patterns seen in adult chondrosarcoma epidemiology, where participants of White race make up the majority of diagnosed cases in large registries, such as the SEER database, compared with Black and other racial groups [ 73 ].

However, if the p values were between 0.05 and 0.1, the term 'marginally significant' was used.

In fact, in the joint specification that includes both share of crops in income and share of consumption of own production (column 5), consumption of own crops share becomes more negative, while the crop production share changes sign and becomes small, positive, and marginally significant.

If significant at the 0.10 level (at least marginally significant), then all respective pairwise comparisons were performed (Group 1 vs.

The principal coordinate analysis (PCoA) revealed that seed treatments had a marginally significant effect on the rhizosphere microbial community structure and composition ( Figure 6A ).

The triple interaction analysis on timepoint x decoding ability x unblurring window size is marginally significant.

The results presented in Table 5 highlight significant and marginally significant associations between various factors and the number of times dental implants were removed.

Sex and age showed marginally significant associations, but, perhaps surprisingly, prior duration and age of onset of depression and BMI were unrelated to relative dose.

Partial mantel tests showed that population pairwise Q ST was significantly correlated with differences in altitude for number of nodes (and marginally significant for number of branches, see Q ST vs.

Although the allele frequency of DRD4 exon 3 is different between GSDs and Siberian huskies, an association with activity behavior score (including activity level during greeting a human) and a marginally significant association with the activity-impulsivity scale has been found in this breed.

There was a marginally significant interaction between undocumented students and campus belonging relative to the students with lawfully present immigrant parents (Model 2; OR = 1.08, 0.99–1.17 95%CI).

This finding is statistically significant in February and marginally significant in March suggesting that, during peak poultry trade, areas with previous history of HPAIV H5N1 appear to be less involved in poultry trade compared to areas without historical records of HPAIV H5N1 infection presence suggesting that LPTs in peak trading time may take into account previous history of HPAIV H5N1 and avoid areas where poultry outbreaks had occurred.

In the Iowa cohort the p.Ala290Ala variant (labeled as p.Ala275Ala) was also present at a higher frequency in POAG patients compared to controls with a marginally significant p-value 0.05 [ 18 ].

However, we found marginally significant association of the SNPs with spine BS.

urban) had a marginally significant effect on both.

If 0.05 < P < 0.10, then we defined it as marginally significant, and insignificant otherwise.

It is uncertain whether the marginally significant number of leukemia/aleu- kemia and prostatic cancer findings are related to ingested asbestos, since these are generally not considered in occupational studies as sites where asbestos-induced cancers would occur.

For indirect relationships between SES, sensory cortex, and EF, all intercept-only paths were either significant or marginally significant.

However, the moderate heterogeneity in the estimates and the marginally significant—statistically speaking—effect size, raise the question whether the effect is clinically relevant.

However, effects that were significant at the α = 0.10 were interpreted as ‘marginally significant’ in order to account for factors that may be ecologically important but were not classically ‘significant’ due to the high variability often present in ecological studies.

No other significant or marginally significant relations were found.

In the third year, survival of juveniles was significantly supported by low‐intensity grazing in combination with shallow soil disturbances as well as in combination with one‐time mowing and shallow soil disturbances, whereas mowing alone resulted in marginally significant lower survival.