“near statistical significance”

The mean difference between BMI SDS and WHR SDS measurements (-0.077) was near statistical significance; 94.82% of the patients ( n = 183) were within the compliance range ( Fig. 1A ).

The p -value and confidence interval show near statistical significance for cohabitation and the utilization of specialty care in the Republic.

In addition, we observed that patients subjected to mechanical ventilation via tracheostomy exhibited a notable trend towards increased fluid retention, reaching near statistical significance by the third-day post-intervention.

In all instances the estimated IV (or standard fixed effects) coefficients are nowhere near statistical significance.

Analyzing different laboratory parameters, the outcomes of BA patients were not associated with any of the frequently used parameters, except for albumin level, with near statistical significance.

However, results were only near statistical significance and might be interpreted with caution given the methodological limitations observed in some of the included studies.

However, no significant correlation was found except for a weak correlation, near statistical significance, between the lowest saturation value during sleep and ghrelin levels at 23:00 and 01:00. 3.7.

However, the confidence interval ranged from 0.55 to 1.04 (i.e., precise and near statistical significance), and the prognosis tended to be good overall in the early strategy group.

For PCV13-non-PCV7 serotypes, there was an increase in the post-PCV7 period when compared to the pre-PCV7 period (reaching statistical significance for children, and near statistical significance for adults), followed by a decrease in children and adults in the post-PCV13 period.

Other risk factors such as the use of Foley catheter and number of people in operating room are less important with P values near statistical significance.

Although some p-values were near statistical significance, consistent trends in OS and RFS suggest a biological role of PD-L1+CSCs in HCC progression.

However, the correlation between headache frequency and FIQ improvement reached near statistical significance, which needs to be confirmed in larger series.

There was no association of UF occurrence with chronic illnesses reported most often in the studied population (hypertension (near statistical significance), diabetes mellitus type 2, hypothyroidism, asthma) and COC use in the past.

Findings in the European subgroup reached near statistical significance, whereas the subgroups from the United States and Middle East showed no correlation between coffee and GERD.

The results showed increased IL-18 levels in patients who developed CI-AKI, reaching near statistical significance at 24 h; however, levels declined by 72 h, suggesting limited reliability of serum IL-18 as a sustained biomarker for CI-AKI [ 78 ].

The red starburst pattern was near statistical significance for PAK.

A near statistical significance was also observed between tissues in T1/T2 and T3/T4.

Interestingly, although near statistical significance, IFG to STG white matter differences between ADHD and controls replicated our previous pilot work findings ( 31 ).

However, this study did not reach anywhere near statistical significance between smoking and precancerous stomach conditions; on the other hand, this could be due to the relatively low number of smokers in the cohort examined.

Initial arterial pH value < 7.2 was added to the regression model despite a lack of statistical significance ( P = 0.06) due to the clinical relevance combined with near statistical significance.

0 (0,0); all U = 20 and P = 0.076, near statistical significance].

The genotypes of rs11571316 were near statistical significance (GG vs.

Although veterans’ war exposure was not associated with offspring’s self-reported childhood physical neglect, this association was near statistical significance.