“marginally statistically significant”

Finally, the results of the diastolic indices between groups were not statistically significant and only a marginally statistically significant difference was found regarding the delta change of the E/e’ ratio.

However, in the final model after full adjustment, the difference was marginally statistically significant (HR = 0.88, 95% CI = 0.77 to 1.00) ( Table 4 ).

Note that effects of non-onset phonological overlap are very small and only marginally statistically significant (or not at all) even when all phonemes of a word are identical except the initial one (as in beaker vs. speaker, Allopenna et al., 1998 ; McQueen and Viebahn, 2007 ; McQueen and Huettig, in press , for discussion).

Although the latter two indirect effects were marginally statistically significant in the bootstrapping analysis, the mediational effects can be supported based on the TJS approach as every individual path making up the indirect effects were significant [ 48 ].

Adjusting for educational attainment also led to a reduction in effect sizes, with one cohort (the 1958) showing a significant trend of cognition on the outcome, whereas the others showed a marginally statistically significant effect, although the ORs for the lowest quartile were still of the order of two.

Although the two-miRNA panel consisting of miR-1 and miR-133 achieved good discriminatory performance for CAD in T2DM (AUC = 0.752), the diagnostic value for miR-1 (AUC = 0.802) alone was even better than for the miRNA panel, probably due to the only marginally statistically significant AUC for miR-133 [ 301 ].

continuous exposure relationship was quadratic, the continuous model including the unexposed subjects could yield a marginally statistically significant positive slope in conjunction with no apparent trend or a U-shaped relationship in the RRs across the four exposure categories.

There was a marginally statistically significant modifying association of FI status on the slope of decline ( P -interaction = 0.064), in which we saw a faster decline in the FI older adults (β = −0.043; 95% CI: −0.055, −0.032 z-scores per year), compared with the FS group (β = −0.033; 95% CI: −0.035, −0.031 z-scores per year).

P -values for interaction between 0.05 and 0.10 were considered marginally statistically significant.

In contrast, in patients who underwent lower lobectomy, at 6 months after surgery, the FEV 1 decreased in the PAL group more substantially than in the non-PAL group (-14.0% [-20.0% to -10.0%] versus -11.0% [-17.0% to -3.0%], p=0.057), with a marginally statistically significant difference.

Results that are marginally statistically significant should be interpreted with caution.

Non-linear dose-response analysis showed a risk reduction of around 10% from an intake of fruit and vegetables of 600–700 g/day compared with 0 g/day, although this was marginally statistically significant ( 23 ).

These estimates are marginally statistically significant at the 10% level across the three methods considered, see the heteroscedasticity robust standard errors (‘se’) and p-values (‘pval’).

That is, the Bayesian meta-regression provided marginally statistically significant evidence that the SVR12 is, on average, 13% relatively higher than SVR24.

They show marginally statistically significant relationships in four of the 40 subgroup models ( Figure 3 ).

The two genes marked N/A show marginally statistically significant changes in Array Subjects but very highly significant changes in the opposite direction in New Subjects.

After adjusting for seasonality and exclusion of cases with prior COVID-19 infection, a marginally statistically significant elevation in risk was observed following the BNT162b2 booster dose (IRR: 1.06, 95 % CI: 1.003 to 1.12).

These indicate that non-selective NSAID use is associated with a slight decrease for the development of breast cancer with a marginally statistically significant difference.

Results The linear mixed model analysis of variance, based on the Aligned Rank Transform, indicated only one marginally statistically significant effect of group on Relevance to outgroup factor ( Table 3 ).

Conclusions In conclusion, the findings of this study identified a marginally statistically significant positive correlation between circulating 25(OH)D 3 levels and mtDNA-CN in peripheral blood cells within the elderly population.

A recent glioma international case–control study and a meta-analysis published in 2020 using patients data from Glioma International Case-Control Study (GICC) which included 4,533 glioma cases and 4,171 controls during 2010–2013 supported a roughly 40% hazard reduction rate by daily use of aspirin and a 16% marginally statistically significant prevention effects of aspirin against GBM by the meta-analysis [ 104 ].

There was a negative but only marginally statistically significant relationship between the number of isolates that matched human cases and emergent wetlands.

These results should be interpreted as marginally statistically significant, which means that more studies are needed to fully assess the statistical significance of the measured effect.

The discrepancy between the stronger precipitation-flux relationship in the bottom-up emissions used as priors and the moderate, marginally statistically significant relationship in the posterior fluxes could be due to differences in estimated IAV.

After adjustment, those from northern Europe were less likely to have a high offer rate than those in Southern Europe (aOR 0.19; 95% CI 0.032–1.09, p = 0.062), although this was marginally statistically significant, possibly due to the small sample size.