This was indicated by a near-significant interaction effect for both retrograde BF ( p = 0.053) and SR ( p = 0.061), with post hoc tests detecting that only the low-flavanol condition experienced significant elevations post-sitting.
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Though not significant, there is near-significant association ( p = 0.053) between hospital use of “other beta-lactams” and HA-CDI—as expected, this class includes carbapenems, which are the single highest group of antibiotics conferring CDI risk ( Table 2 ).
This model revealed a near-significant difference between groups, such that average RR was slower in the LTM group by 1.6 breath/min, t(64) = 1.97, p = 0.053 (see Fig. 1a ).
Energy density showed a near-significant effect on HDEP ( p = 0.053), with standard-energy diets outperforming low-energy diets.
However, near-significant or significant main effects of time were observed for the primary outcome measure total acquisition [F(1,124) = 3.815, p = 0.053] and delayed recall [F(1,124) = 4.363, p = 0.039], respectively.
For hopefulness, the video without sound outperformed the control group (3.98 [1.14–6.81], p = 0.003), while the video with sound showed a near-significant effect (2.72 [-0.02–5.47], p = 0.053).
Although the extent of the effect of Rap1 CA on PKBR1 phosphorylation varied between experiments, likely due to varying levels of Rap1 CA expression related to plasmid copy number per cell as was previously described 25 26 27 , quantification of the data nonetheless revealed significant (at 40 and 60 sec) or near-significant effects (5 sec, p = 0.053; 10 sec, p = 0.084; 20 sec, p = 0.077).
A near-significant negative effect for Salary = 1 (p = 0.053) indicates that lower salary levels reduce the attractiveness of the industry.
Systolic blood pressure exhibited a smaller but consistent trend, with a significant difference for combined versus traffic noise at the end of exposure ( p = 0.018) and a near-significant difference at the beginning ( p = 0.053).
The two-way ANOVA (Table 3 ) showed a significant main effect of charcoal type on TVOC ( F = 14.58, p < 0.001, partial η 2 = 0.258) and a near-significant effect on TSP ( F = 3.96, p = 0.053, partial η 2 = 0.086), whereas meat type had no effect on either response (all p ≥ 0.27) and the charcoal × meat interaction was not significant ( p > 0.05).
Similarly to the results obtained from a larger sample size, there was a near-significant reduction in total plasma IgM ( p = 0.053) (Figure 5 B).
Pairwise comparisons (Wilcoxon test with Holm–Bonferroni correction) showed near-significant gains from T0–T1 ( P = 0.053 2) and T0–T2 ( P = 0.053 8).
However, these patterns disappeared in partial regressions where the distance to stream source (i.e., network position) was kept constant (all R 2 < 0.11, p > 0.267), except the near-significant trend between temporal variability in bacterioplankton and temporal variability in pH ( R 2 = 0.30, p = 0.053).
The Simple mode method showed a near-significant OR of 0.667 (95% CI: 0.471-0.947, P = 0.053), while the MR Egger and Weighted mode methods did not yield statistically significant results.
In contrast, students who spoke Spanish displayed a near-significant decrease in their concerns related to language following the trip compared to those who did not speak Spanish ( P = .053).
3 A and Table 2 ), while a near-significant relationship between pure-tone average and tau SUVR ( P = 0.053) (Fig. 3 B and Table 2 ).
Similarly, lifetime GAD also had near-significant association with experiencing the earthquake as a traumatic event (p = 0.053).
The near-significant association observed for playing status ( p = 0.053, effect size d ≈ 0.79) suggests the current sample provided approximately 75–80% power to detect this medium-to-large effect, indicating that the borderline result may reflect genuine biological signal rather than insufficient statistical power.
Expression showed a near-significant increase compared with naïve striatum ( p = 0.053) but not contralateral striatum ( p = 0.22) ( Figure 1 B).
Thus, at 19 months of age, including both sexes, a two-way ANOVA revealed a significant effect of treatment ( p < 0.05), with trained rats showing a higher recognition index (RI), and a near-significant effect of genotype ( p = 0.0536), with TG rats performing worse ( Figure 4 A).
Only a near-significant difference between T2 and T3 was evident for PC7, with scores being higher at T2 (Q = 3.679, p = 0.05375).
There was no main effect of target competence ( F (1,95) = 1.39, p = .240, η 2 = 0.01), but there was a near-significant main effect of competence rating (( F (1,95) = 3.80, p = .054, η 2 = 0.03) in that competent behaviors overall were rated as somewhat more likely to be conducted ( M = 51.37, SE = 0.71) than incompetent behaviors ( M = 48.77, SE = 0.93).
No significant association was found between T-cell reactivity and the variables in Table 2 , but it is worth mentioning that a near-significant correlation was found between t-cell reactivity and the mean urea level before dialysis during the study period ( p = 0.054) and that there was a tendency that patients with diabetes (n = 23) more often had a negative T-cell response ( p = 0.085).
Similarly, the total duration of aggressive behavior per day was substantially reduced in enriched pens ( p < 0.001) and decreased progressively across weeks ( p < 0.001), while aggressive duration per bout was also shorter in the EE group ( p = 0.001) and varied temporally ( p < 0.001), with a near-significant interaction ( p = 0.054) suggesting an increasing magnitude of the enrichment effect at later stages.
The laying rate showed no significant differences but exhibited near-significant linear increases ( p = 0.054 and p = 0.089), with an average increase of about 4–5% compared to the CON group.