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“near to statistical significance”

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p=0.056

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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near to statistical significancep = 0.0551.1× alphagold
In our analysis, the analysis between place of work and satisfaction with the aspect of nature of work was near to statistical significance (p = 0.055) and revealed that pharmacists working in hospital-based settings tended to be slightly inclined towards being satisfied and ambivalent as compared to dissatisfaction.
near to statistical significancep = 0.061.2× alphagold
Regarding ICs markers, in the W‐L group, we observed a nonstatistically significant slight inverse correlation between the frequency of CD4+PD‐1+ T cells in GBM and the patient's OS (Figure S4A ), that was more evident and near to statistical significance ( p = 0.06) considering only PD‐1 single positive cells (PD‐1+TIGIT–) (Figure S4B ).
near to statistical significancep = 0.0611.2× alphagold
However, they did not find reduced lung function to be related with persistent asthma; although the trend seems clear and was found to be very near to statistical significance (% change in V maxFRC /FEF 25−75 –asthma ever = −6.0%; 95%IC −12.2 to +0.3; p = 0.061).
Early Lung Function and Future Asthma.
Front Pediatr · 2019 · PMC6593473
Ordinal regression suggests that age and sex were the only baseline factors associated with two-year Stulberg grade, with the degree of lateral pillar collapse near to statistical significance: children aged six years or more at baseline, and/or female, and/or > 50% lateral column collapse were more likely to have a worse outcome at two years.
Patients treated with tNM also showed improvement in the first perception (near to statistical significance), the results being in line with those obtained in previous studies with SNS, 40 changes that must also be linked to neuroplasticity phenomena.