“marginally statistically significant”

A p -value < 0.05 was considered statistically significant and p > 0.05 and <0.1 was considered marginally statistically significant.

They also had more positive attitudes about the behavior of offering clinical trials to eligible patients, though this effect was only marginally statistically significant.

It is worth mentioning that we proposed the use of TMEM132D to categorize MCSM-positive because the OR of the Tpm status of this gene was higher than 1 and was marginally statistically significant.

Respondents expecting AI to lead to more job displacement in their profession are less supportive of AI safety regulation (only marginally statistically significant in the Spanish sample).

With the teacher variables included in the vector of exogenous covariates in the model, having a more experienced math teacher is associated with a small and marginally statistically significant positive effect on students’ math achievement.

They found that the difference in the rates for 1995 and 2002 is marginally statistically significant.

The exact regressions of Table 5 were the same, and as the male case was non-heritable and radiation unexposed, the effect of excluding him was to make the SIR in Table 2 for the relevant cell marginally statistically significant (nine cases observed, 4.78 expected, SIR=1.88, 95% CI 0.86, 3.57; results not shown).

Also the SOEP is positively associated with the isolation status but the effect is only marginally statistically significant and is not robust across various specifications (e.g., controlling for multiple measures of risk taking at the same time; see Supplementary Material G , Tables G4 , G5 ).

In the latter group, increase in stiffness index was also non-significant when additionally adjusted for lifestyle and work factors (model 2 and 3), but marginally statistically significant results were observed when additionally adjusted for SES and “all-in” (model 4 und 5).

By contrast, the association with livestock contact in the first year of life was specifically restricted to children who were reported to have had contact with pets in the first year of life (OR = 0.60, 95% CI: 0.44, 0.81; not tabulated), although the interaction was marginally statistically significant ( P int = 0.09; Table 5 ).

Summary of the evidence Previous studies showed an increase of the likelihood of treatment success when cycloserine was included in the MDR-TB regimen (marginally statistically significant) ( 96 ).

As the results showed only marginally statistically significant interactions between dose and gender, and for each factor individually, the analysis was deemed inconclusive.

Column 1 further reports results regarding the association between education and COVID-19 vaccine uptake: Relative to the baseline of women with primary or less than primary education, women with any secondary education were 2.4 pp more likely to be vaccinated; however, the coefficient was only marginally statistically significant.

Reporting good social community and influence at work were associated with a reduced likelihood of “some days—increasing” sick leave due to pain, although the effects were small and marginally statistically significant.

Apart from the increase in the ‘all deaths’ rate ratio (RR) of 1.46, 95% CI 1.02 to 2.07 in the penultimate cumulative exposure category, which was marginally statistically significant, none of the relative risks were significantly greater than unity.

When leg muscle strength, SPBB score, thigh muscle CSA, and thigh muscle muscle HU value were entered simultaneously in the proportional hazards model (model 2), only thigh muscle HU value was significantly associated with incident hip fracture (RR/SD = 1.41; 95% CI 1.01–1.93), an association that remained marginally statistically significant after adjustment for total femur BMD.

Lower age of onset (0.96 [0.93–1.00], p = 0.075) and tremor (2.50 [0.94–7.43], p = 0.078) were marginally statistically significant but felt relevant to include in the model.

We found that pet owners were more likely to be current alcohol users than non-owners, tended to score higher on a standard assessment of harmful or hazardous alcohol use, and this association remained marginally statistically significant when adjusting for the effects of sociodemographic covariates in the model.

The tendency, after case-mix adjustment, towards a slightly shorter waiting time in the most prosperous group may be due to preferential treatment of this group, but the difference is not large (52 vs 50–51% treated within 60 days) and only marginally statistically significant, despite the very large number of cases.

In laboratory 2, the LABC was marginally statistically significant by Dunnett’s approach using the starting body weights as the covariate, but not with the terminal body weights.

In our adjusted models, we observed marginally statistically significant positive associations of gestational week of urine collection with concentrations of BCEP, BDCPP, and DPhP; whereas, Hoffman et al. observed a statistically imprecise but inverse association between gestational week of urine collection with urinary BDCPP and DPhP [ 25 ].

The cross-product term between sex and the number of NMS was marginally statistically significant (P interaction = 0.07).

These differences were found to be marginally statistically significant in the Podosol topsoil and Vertosol subsoil.

Indeed, for women, higher temperatures are associated with lower error rates, although the results are only marginally statistically significant (see S2 Table ).

The intervention groups in these studies showed a marginally statistically significant, or no statistically significant, difference in the intention or willingness to seek help for depression compared to controls [ 37 , 43 ].