“marginally statistically significant”

These results were similar for the dichotomous outcome of poor glycemic control, although the association between glycemic control and self-efficacy was only marginally statistically significant ( Table 2 ).

But even though this was marginally statistically significant, the magnitude of the effect was very small (Supplementary Fig. 6b ) and thus unlikely to be biologically significant.

However, the relationship between fatigue and awareness was only marginally statistically significant.

Linear regression analyses for PWV and C-SBP results adjusted for age, sex, and race/ethnicity in relation to several markers of glucose homeostasis and CKD did not identify any significant associations with the exception of a marginally statistically significant and modest association between PWV and urine albumin-to-creatinine ratio (linear regression estimate ± SE, 0.001 ± 0.0006; P-value 0.046).

Two issues make this conclusion uncertain: (1) The probability of detection was very low, and only marginally statistically significant, (2) the paper does not provide a model that accounts for performance in both the single-photon detection task and the classical psychophysics task, which spans flash strengths in which detection performance ranges from chance to the near-perfect level.

One of the clinically most relevant findings was, indeed, only marginally statistically significant: the association between variant 3 and migraine.

A marginally statistically significant association was found of BPA with sperm concentration.

In the fully adjusted model (model 4), participants classified as biologically older at baseline, compared to those classified as biologically younger, had a 20.2% increased risk (OR = 1.202, 95% CI: 1.020, 1.417) of developing depression. In the stratification analyses, a marginally statistically significant modification effect for sex was identified in the longitudinal association between baseline biological aging acceleration and later depression.

Given the high precision of RadReportMiner, it is not surprising that it had a lower recall than Google Desktop, though the difference was only marginally statistically significant.

Despite clopidogrel’s superior efficacy and favorable safety profile, aspirin remains recommended due to its marginally statistically significant inferiority and cost-effectiveness; approximately 200 patients must use clopidogrel instead of aspirin for 1 year to prevent a single vascular event.

It was also found a statistically significant moderator effect of the total score of stereotypes and the health stereotypes, besides a marginally statistically significant moderator effect for motivational stereotypes.

Patients receiving IC also had a lower risk of distant metastasis (HR, 0.684; 95% CI, 0.446-1.048; P = 0.081) and locoregional relapse (HR, 0.634; 95% CI, 0.378-1.063; P = 0.084), and this difference was marginally statistically significant.

Combination of the OncoHepa test and the ADV score Because univariate analyses using OncoHepa findings or the ADV score with a 4log cutoff showed marginally statistically significant differences, we considered that these parameters might be independent prognostic factors and performed multivariate analyses for tumor recurrence and patient survival ( Table 3 ).

The association per SD increase in BMI followed a similar pattern, changing from 1.10 (1.07–1.13) without adjustment for WHR to 1.04 (1.01–1.07), a marginally statistically significant association, after adjustment.

The effect of B12 supplementation on stroke outcomes remains debatable, with some studies showing a tendency or marginally statistically significant reduction in the risk of stroke 107 , 108 , and others observing no benefit 104 – 106 , 109 , 110 .

When assessing PE and DVT separately, PE was not associated with IS, while DVT showed a marginally statistically significant association with IS [adjusted IRRs with 95% CIs 1.01 (0.91–1.13) and 1.09 (1.00–1.18), respectively] ( Figure 2 ).

In all statistical tests, a p -value of less than 0.05 was considered statistically significant, while a p -value of less than 0.1 was interpreted as marginally statistically significant. 3.

The association between Brown ethnicity and number of health compromising behaviours at baseline was marginally statistically significant (Table 3 ).

24 In the second placebo-controlled trial by the same group on 27 children, a marginally statistically significant improvement was seen with divalproex sodium compared with placebo in reducing irritability when measured by the ABC scale, but no such significant reduction in irritability (we are, however, not aware of any irritability measure in OAS-M) was found when measured by OAS-M. 25 This finding did not change when IQ difference was controlled for.

observed a marginally statistically significant summary result in their 2005 meta-analysis (SRRE: 1.11, 95% CI: 1.00–1.78) [ 48 ].

Results Higher circulating midkine levels were associated with a marginally statistically significant lower risk of ER + breast cancer.

Bootstrap analysis suggests a usable sample size of 360 (180 each for the treatment and control condition) is needed to identify marginally statistically significant reductions associated with such interventions, which translates to about 237 per group given the attrition and outlier rates observed among the online consumer panel used in this pilot study.

After adjusting for age, a significant association was observed for the highest fever ( p = 0.006), while abdominal pain and age were marginally statistically significant ( Table 4 ).

Additionally, the COVID-19 case prevalence in neighboring counties increases COVID-19 case prevalence, but the magnitude is relatively small and marginally statistically significant.

Higher levels of vWF were also observed in healthy volunteers after exposure to welding fumes as compared to a control day, though this difference was only marginally statistically significant [ 59 ].