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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
In fact, the data derived from TLC analysis show comparable results (NEPTIS ® vs FASTlab2 TLC: 0.61 ± 0.37 vs 0.62 ± 0.53; p -value 0.468, Table 3 ), while the HPLC analyses showed a tendency to a superior purity with the FASTlab2 platform with a p- value very near to statistical significance (NEPTIS ® vs FASTlab2 HPLC: 95.86 ± 0.79%; HPLC 96.58 ± 1.25%; p -value 0.054, Table 3 ).