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remained marginally statistically significant [aOR = 3.12; 95% CI: 0.83–11.7].

p -values between 0.05 and 0.1 were considered as “marginally statistically significant”.

The results for unspecified anxiety disorder studies were less clear as Begg-Mazumdar rank correlation test was marginally statistically significant, whereas Egger’s linear regression test was statistically non-significant (Begg-Mazumdar p = 0.06, Egger’s p = 0.133).

Moreover, post-HD BNP concentration was slightly higher than pre-HD, with the difference being marginally statistically significant.

Compared with the empirical results on marginally statistically significant reduction in the risk for death (HR, 0.73; 95% CI, 0.52–1.03) derived from the two-arm RCT of remdesivir, 19 , 20 the point estimate was consistent but our proposed approach was more precise due to the incorporation of information sources derived from both the one-arm study and the two-arm trial.

Second, we preferred to use the Sidik–Jonkman estimator, which produces more robust results than DerSimonian–Laird but tends to increase the confidence intervals and potentially misses some marginally statistically significant results.

When considering differences by institution type, Russell Group universities are more likely to have a report available (91.7% vs 76.1%, respectively), and the difference is marginally statistically significant at 10% level (see figure 1 for more details).

Median temperature and dissolved oxygen were marginally statistically significant predictors of CAT activity.

9 Another SCCS study identified a marginally statistically significant elevated risk of ischemic stroke among individuals <65 years who received the Pfizer-BioNTech bivalent COVID-19 vaccine and the influenza vaccine on the same day. 10 Overlapping risk periods can also occur when 2 doses of the same vaccine are administered in close succession, such as in the 2-dose primary series of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines (Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine [BNT162b2] and Moderna COVID-19 vaccine [mRNA-1273]).

Having a supportive manager was marginally statistically significant regarding enforcement of the TCA in our study.

In the multivariate analysis adjusting for age, these associations were attenuated but remained marginally statistically significant.

This, however, is not statistically significant in the OLS estimations, and only marginally statistically significant in the full NB model.

Although T RM increases at 8 weeks after aerosol vaccination, compared with the baseline, were only marginally statistically significant (95% CI) probably due to small sample sizes, remarkable proportions of Ag85A-specific CD4 T cells (~20%) and CD8 + T cells (~54%) present in the airways of aerosol vaccine groups were T RM ( Figure 4D ).

With regards to demographic trends in haematological parameters, both red and white blood cells showed strong or marginally statistically significant associations with age (Table 1 ).

The results in panel (c), which also include a linear trend but where the outcome is the level of the number of cases, also indicate that SIPOs may have reduced the number of Covid-19 cases (these results are closer to zero and only marginally statistically significant).

Furthermore, significant overlaps were detected with DR’s transcriptional targets for all tissues, although we note that no genes were up-regulated by both treatments in the brain, and in the fat body the overlap for up-regulated genes was only marginally statistically significant (Table 2 ).

The association was marginally statistically significant for NfL ( p ‐trend=0.05).

Contrary to our expectation, after 4 days there were no differences between workers and larvae for either nutrient, and there, if anything (the result is marginally statistically significant), was the opposite pattern of nutrient transfer than predicted with larvae having slightly more of an excess of carbon than workers, but not nitrogen.

APACHE II score (hazard ratio [HR] 1.07; 95% confidence interval [CI] 1.01–1.15; p = 0.028) was an independent risk factor, and colistin-based therapy (HR 3.02; 95% CI 1.00–9.13; p = 0.050) was a marginally statistically significant independent risk factor.

By increasing the base/mucin ratio to 44.8 ( w / w ), the mucin binding efficiency increased to 59.5 ± 3.0% and 61.4 ± 1.5% in the cases of B1,2 and B3, respectively, with a marginally statistically significant difference between the two bases ( Figure 7 ). 2.2.2.

In column 3, the coefficient on COVID-cases becomes marginally statistically significant, but there are no substantive changes in the results in column 4.

Results showed meanwhile no statistically significant training effect on residents' use of supportive skills, although it should be noticed, that trained residents used about 16% less supportive utterances (marginally statistically significant effect).

Sensitivity Analysis Our sensitivity analysis examining associations between past-year sexual orientation discrimination and past-30-day exclusive, dual, and polyuse (see Table S4 ) revealed that each one-unit increase on the 0–24 scale in sexual orientation discrimination was associated with 7% higher odds of dual/polyuse, though the point estimate was only marginally statistically significant (95% CI: 1.00–1.15).

By comparing the variant spectra between cases with and without specific features using Fisher's exact test with a 2 × m contingency table, where “ m ” indicates the number of genes, we selected the feature shown to be marginally statistically significant to investigate the correlation with the gene by Fisher's exact test with a 2 × 2 contingency table.

After the setting and age adjustments, associations between BSE and agreement with the statements “I only need a breast exam if I have a breast problem” (p = 0.030) and “I do not need a breast exam because I feel fine” (p = 0.027) became marginally statistically significant while they were marginally not statistically significant during the unadjusted comparisons in Table 4 (p = 0.087 and p = 0.11, respectively).