“marginally statistically significant”

Trend in BMI at baseline may suggest that higher BMI at baseline was associated with weakly increased pancreatic cancer risk (per 1 kg/m 2 , aHR 1.02; 95% CI, 1.00–1.05), although the P value was only marginally statistically significant (Table 4 ).

Using a landmark analysis from the end of consolidation there was again a marginally statistically significant effect of HLCr normalization by the end of consolidation on PFS using a multivariable Cox model on the subset of the two study arms with continuous lenalidomide maintenance (HR 0.61, 95% CI 0.37–1.02, p = 0.06).

In the analysis of the association of miR-372, miR-21 and E2F1 with the extreme or outlier phenotype of PFS (progressed or died within 4 months vs >alive without progression at 12 months), only miR-21 and E2F1 were marginally statistically significant ( Table 4 ).

Although this finding is marginally statistically significant, it suggests a possible differential interaction between these two short-chain fatty acids in cases and controls.

However, no statistically significant associations were found for GRSs that combined all 19 or 17 loci associated with each trait, although the association for age-at-menarche GRS was marginally statistically significant.

The Gerritsen and colleagues [ 112 ] finding for the SERPINA6 gene, although only marginally statistically significant, replicated an earlier finding by the CORtisol NETwork (CORNET) consortium [ 113 ].

( 86 ) found that 1 week of lisinopril therapy titrated to maximally tolerated blood pressure lowering resulted in a modest and marginally statistically significant lowering of PTH levels among participants with PHPT, but did not impact the level of PTH among participants without PHPT.

For unmarried mothers, the interaction coefficient was positive and marginally statistically significant.

The hazard ratios of the included variables are reported in Table 4 : patients with a positive pN status had an increased risk of at least 3-fold of developing a loco-regional recurrence compared to patients with pN0; the radiological dimension of the lesion and rDOI were marginally statistically significant, showing a very small effect size; the type of surgery indicated that patients who underwent a transoral surgery plus neck dissection had a better outcome compared to patients receiving a pull-through surgery plus neck dissection, even though on the threshold of statistical significance.

Conclusions Power frequency magnetic fields induced a marginally statistically significant increase in melatonin levels in exposed rats compared to control.

Treatment was associated with a marginally statistically significant decline in psychological distress, as measured by the 6-item Kessler Psychological Distress Scale, relative to the control group (score change = −0.30 points, 95% confidence interval (CI): −0.63, 0.03; P = 0.072).

The difference between the 2nd percentile and mean averaged over this region in ERA5 are marginally statistically significant and within the model ensemble spread.

Finally, this study is in agreement with and corroborates the few other studies [ 12 , 13 ] reporting the association of pocket device infection with small mass size, the negative correlation of age with mass size, and the positive relationship of the mass size with coagulase negative staphylococci, and in general with positive blood culture even though the later 2 variables were only marginally statistically significant in our study. 3.2.

The kidney cancer SMR of those who worked in the textile industry had a marginally statistically significant pooled-SMR of 0.47 (95% CI: 0.04–0.91).

Another study reported marginally statistically significant supra-multiplicative interaction effects between early and later life [ 45 ].

The coefficient is, however, marginally statistically significant, and the magnitude is small.

Marginally statistically significant differences that were isolated, implausible, or inconsistent with other findings were not considered meaningful.

6 RCTs that were funded by the MRC (as compared with the HTA) and were in the clinical area ‘cancer’, had better chances of good recruitment, which was a marginally statistically significant association.

The direction of the estimates did not change except for reduced HR for esophageal cancer patients treated with carboplatin-fluorouracil in the palliative-intention group, which was not statistically significant, and gastric cancer patients in the palliative-intention group treated with other, more unusual chemotherapy where the association was only marginally statistically significant.

Patients with a baseline BMI >25 kg/m 2 showed a marginally statistically significant association with weight loss, with an OR of 1.02.

The link between red meat consumption (high in saturated fat) and pancreatic cancer was found to have a marginally statistically significant sex-based interaction, with men displaying a strong statistically significant correlation while women showed no such link.

Caregiver WASH‐related knowledge and practices Caregiver knowledge of WASH and WASH–livestock‐related risks at endline was generally higher in the SELEVER group than in the control group for both mothers and fathers, with the differences across groups found to be marginally statistically significant for overall mother's knowledge and statistically significant for knowledge related to livestock risks (Table 4 , Supporting Information: A2 and A3 ).

27.3%), but this difference was only marginally statistically significant (COR=1.91, 95% CI: 1.00-3.66).

Two studies were marginally statistically significant while the other three favored CXL.

Similarly, analyses stratified by age, gender, history of cardiovascular disease, hypertension, type 2 diabetes mellitus, chronic kidney disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, cerebrovascular disease, dementia, or number of comorbidities showed no clinically significant differences though meloxicam was marginally statistically significant at 30 and 60 days.