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However, compared to sub-elite referees, elite referees spent more time fixating on the contact zone of the attacker in open play situations and also spent more time (although only nearing significance) fixating on the contact zone in a corner kick situation.
Gaze Behavior of Referees in Sport-A Review.
Front Sports Act Living · 2020 · PMC7739781
However, it should be noted that differences in questions examining aligned orientation and room size were nearing significance (Table 1 ). 3.2 Phase 2: Qualitative analysis While Phase 1 provided evidence supporting the audio‐tactile map's effectiveness as a prenavigation tool, it was considered pertinent to examine participants’ views of the prototype and the study in general.
Trimethylamine and its metabolites were not significantly different between the subgroups in our study, with TMA being the only metabolite nearing significance, with numerically higher concentrations in people with T1D and G.
Before partitioning the Australian house sparrow population into its three distinct clusters, we also found the same negative trend between epigenetic and genetic diversity between all 15 sites (this relationship was significant for the two %Poly models and nearing significance for the epi-h models (electronic supplementary material, figure S1)).
After correction for multiple testing, childhood trauma, genotype and none of the CpG sites were independent significant predictors of PTSD in the regression models, although CpG1 methylation was nearing significance and may very well be a significant finding if the study were to be conducted in a larger sample (Suchiman et al., 2015 ).