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Lens status and follow-up duration showed near-significant trends in the trabeculectomy arm (pseudophakia: p = 0.056; follow-up: p = 0.061), while prior glaucoma surgery and baseline medication burden were not significant effect modifiers (all p > 0.05).
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This analysis revealed no main effect of Stim_Familiarity, F (1,48) = 0.57, p = .452, η p 2 = .01, a near-significant main effect of Color–Response_Mapping, F (1,48) = 3.84, p = 0.056, η p 2 = .07, and no Stim_Familiarity x Color–Response_Mapping interaction, F (1,48) = 2.26, p = .140, η p 2 = .04 ( Fig 2B ).
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Concerning the first research hypothesis (H1a), the results from ANOVA ( Figure 6 ) reveal a near-significant main effect of the group ( F (3, 46) = 2.706, p = 0.056, η 2 p = 0.150), with participants with natural scenarios as their recovery scenario reporting higher valence ratings than those in the Neutral group.
Exploring the Restorative Effects of Natural Environments in Virtual Reality.
Int J Environ Res Public Health · 2025 · PMC12027046
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(2011 ) found near-significant differences in N 2 content (P=0.056) between samples transported in the passenger cabin of a commercial jet aircraft and control samples, and recommended transporting samples inside a pressure resistant vessel to ensure that no changes in gas composition would occur during aircraft transportation [ 12 ].
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Given that the boolean variables of fixation and saccade are in most cases opposite (or equivalently, a near-perfect negative correlation), we believe that the near-significant insignificance ( p = 0.056 ) could be due to random fluctuation, and hence that the time ratio of fixation actually has a relation with the intensity of visual stimulation. 3.3.3.