“marginally statistically significant”

There were marginally statistically significant associations with MRC funding, being a cancer trial, and with not having paid local trial coordinators.

These effects are marginally statistically significant.

Leaf et al., a marginally statistically significant reduction of life-threatening VA (relative risk reduction of 38 %) in an ICD population [ 142 ], but in similar study Raitt et al., found the opposite with increased risk of VT/VF in the n3-PUFA group [ 143 ].

Among the unsupervised computational methods we compared, the k -Means algorithm and Euclidean distance based hierarchical clustering resulted in patient groups with marginally statistically significant differences in disease outcome.

There was a marginally statistically significant reduced odds of having any funding available for the 16 vaccines or components as GDP per capita per US $5,000 increases (pooled OR = 0.94, 95 % CI 0.86–1.03).

The association between the genotype at pax2 and the phenotype of red versus orange/brown eye pigmentation was only marginally statistically significant.

For HSR, the slope of 0.00007 suggests a minor, marginally statistically significant bias, with a weak correlation of -0.15.

Sex was marginally statistically significant in the univariable analysis ( p -value 0.10) but evaluated as clinically relevant from data in the literature.

In addition, SpO2 and lactate were marginally statistically significant with respect to death in the univariable logistic regression model ( Table 5 ).

Only H1a, predicting that a doctor persona would increase trust relative to the control condition, reached statistical significance ( p -value=0.04), indicating a marginally statistically significant difference.

Support for a temporary levy seems relatively insensitive to variation in labels for such levy, with a marginally statistically significant preference for the term “COVID-19 recovery contribution.” The extent to which personal experiences can affect people’s attitudes toward public policies in general and preferences regarding redistribution in particular has been debated by economists, political scientists, and psychologists and is an area of active research in these fields.

The total PA was found to be inversely associated with weight retentions; however, the associations were only marginally statistically significant.

Although both are marginally statistically significant, we believe neither is clinically meaningful.

Marginally statistically significant positive effects were found for trimester 2 PM2.5 exposure on the risk of delivering very PTB (28-31 weeks gestation) and moderate-to-late PTB (32-36 weeks gestation).

The relationship between CRP and depressive symptoms is now marginally statistically significant, and the race/ethnicity predictors are not significantly different.

For the fourth measure (i.e., whether or not the person had engaged in any anonymous sex), this variable was found to be marginally statistically significant.

There was a marginally statistically significant benefit among patients requiring high-flow therapy and a clear significant mortality benefit among patients requiring mechanical ventilation.

Patients who died of breast cancer and who developed breast cancer-related incidence had a raised level of the CLDN9 transcript, although these were marginally statistically significant.

Statistical tests were 2-tailed and P < .05 was considered statistically significant, and P < .10, marginally statistically significant.

likelihood that the child is stunted but this association is only marginally statistically significant” this is a misleading statement.

However, the associations between tooth loss and risk of CVD/CHD mortality were marginally statistically significant.

Our observation of relative EGFR and KRAS mutation frequency differences, although marginally statistically significant due to low numbers, correlates with the smoking rates in respective provinces, with BC having the lowest and QC the highest of the three [ 42 ].

Adverse birth outcomes accounted for a very small proportion of the association between maternal diabetes and risk of FED, although almost all the natural indirect association estimates were marginally statistically significant ( table 4 ).

Although we found only a few significantly or marginally statistically significant peptides expressed in AD and AD within DM in muscle and serum, our results from exploring the p ‐value distribution support an enrichment in low p ‐values for AD in muscle and AD within DM in serum.

A p value of 0.05 or less was considered statistically significant, and a p value of less than 0.1 was considered marginally statistically significant.