“marginally statistically significant”

Even if students live in the neighborhoods captured at larger distances, one study found the association between neighborhood green space and academic performance is only marginally statistically significant ( p < 0.10) when school green space is accounted for [ 28 ].

A few of these correlations were either marginally statistically significant ( p < 0.10) or not statistically significant (see Table 6 ).

TG concentrations were observed to be significantly lower among the highest plain water consumers ( P < 0.05), but the inverse associations were only marginally statistically significant ( P < 0.10) for total water and beverage intakes.

For Mtt2/4 ( Figure 2 b), iron exposure alone resulted in an increase in gene expression at 24 h, despite being only marginally statistically significant ( p < 0.1), leading to a 12.12-fold increase compared to the control.

We performed three replicates of each set of reactions and with the standard errors of the runs we used the Kruskal-Wallace rank-order statistic to determine that the ordering of the inequalities was marginally statistically significant for the PV at the P <0.1 level.

Where initial results were, at least, marginally statistically significant ( p < 0.1), we applied a series of eliminations of rows and columns of the contingency tables, whilst re-running the significance test, to identify the levels of the two variables with which the pattern was associated.

2 Discussion Although we find a suggestive and marginally statistically significant effect ( P < 0.10) of presidential elections on driving fatalities during election hours, this effect was offset by a lowered risk during non-election hours.

33 , 38 The inverse associations of early life living room floor dust endotoxin exposure with asthma until age 4 (statistically significant for concentrations, marginally statistically significant ( P < .1) for loads) are consistent with findings of previous European studies of preschool children aged 2 years 39 and 5 years, 10 albeit inconsistent with regard to the relevant exposure site (ie living room floor vs maternal or child's mattress).

We find that the inclusion of this indicator diminishes the magnitude and statistical significance of the coefficient related to transitory food insecurity for numeracy, although it remains marginally statistically significant and relatively large (p<0.1).

Potential correlates that remained marginally statistically significant (p<0.10) from the univariable analyses were entered in final models including all variables and covariates.

The differences across these categories were marginally statistically significant (p < 0.1).

The three-way interaction was marginally statistically significant (b = .65, p < .10; see Model 2, Table A3 in Appendix C).

There appears to be a dose–response relationship in terms of the intensity of social media use: the likelihood of being vaccine hesitant is 4 percentage points higher among people who use social media daily (but for<3 h) than the reference group, and this difference is only marginally statistically significant (p < 0.10).

While marginally statistically significant associations (p<0.10) were observed between higher 14-day moving average of 24-hr mean temperature and longer QTc utilizing both approaches for estimating mean temperature, no associations were observed for 24-hr mean temperature at shorter moving average windows between 1 and 7 days.

Associations attenuated after adjustment for potential confounders, but remained marginally statistically significant for NO 2 , NO x and PM 2.5 absorbance at the current address and PM 2.5 at the birth address ( p < 0.10).

Potential correlates that remained marginally statistically significant ( p < 0.10) from the univariable analyses were entered in final models including all variables and covariates.

Differences were considered statistically significant if P ≤ 0.05 and marginally statistically significant if P ≤ 0.1.

From Table 3 we can see that long commute driving alone, severe housing problems, and juvenile arrests rate were statistically significant health factors of COVID-19 mortality ( P <0.05); and the rates of suicide and uninsured were marginally statistically significant ( P <0.10).

In addition the differences at POD 14 and POD 28 were marginally statistically significant ( P < .1).

The linear regression coefficient was marginally statistically significant when the 2012 ASIR prostate cancer data were used (p < 0.1).

Last but not least, there was a marginally statistically significant three-way interaction among message framing, psychological distance, and narrative image types [F (1, 227) = 3.293, p < 0.1].

Although attenuated after full adjustment, the association remains negative and marginally statistically significant (β = −0.0034, SE = 0.0019, p < 0.10).

Similarly, women who lived in townships with 13 or more providers had 1.458 higher odds of using a modern method compared to women who lived in townships with less than 6 providers [CI: 0.945-2.249] (marginally statistically significant at p < 0.1).

When looking at birth outcomes compared to preceding siblings, estimates of the effect of the reform on average birth weight are stronger in magnitude and marginally statistically significant ( β DID : -51g, p < .1).

Differences between racial groups overall were marginally statistically significant (ANOVA p values = 0.1 for group comparisons).