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No significant associations were observed in the meta analyses including the African American cohort though associations of the minor alleles of rs1525892 (P = 0.05), rs1867504 (P = 0.06) and rs 3811647 (P = 0.05) in TF and rs10421768 in HAMP (P = 0.06) with ferritin concentrations were nearly significant ( S1 Table ).

In favor of this interpretation, which correlates the degree of integrity of dopaminergic neurons of retina and locomotor response to the optic flow stimulation, there is the result that also normal subjects (thus with normal dopaminergic function), in our study, are influenced by optic flow, showing a nearly significant increase of stride length.

Where trends in SHS were seen, the results were often significant or nearly significant.

The result is nearly significant. 2.5.

Intention to be screened Hersch noted a statistically significant decrease in the intention to be screened and Gummersbach a nearly significant decrease.

The cumulative incidence difference of COVID-19 at the population level in the test community was nearly significant, showing promising findings.

Similar to the lncRNA PRANCR , a nearly significant association existed between the SNP closest to the lncRNA TNK2–AS1 and the platelet-large cell ratio (P-LCR) of HP (Table S 6 and Fig.

(2006) found a significant worsening in extrapyramidal symptoms as assessed with the SAS in subjects treated with haloperidol compared with placebo (MD 2.72; 95% CI: [1.36, 4.08]) and a nearly significant difference in the AIMS score compared with placebo (MD 0.58; 95% CI: [− 0.10, 1.26]) [ 64 ].

In addition, we observed no changes in preference ( Table 2 ), perhaps due to the low level of concurrent water drinking across the 2-h session ( Dhaher et al., 2009 ; Seif et al., 2015 ; Hartog et al., 2016 ; Lei et al., 2016b ), although concurrent water intake was greater during 2bc-IA versus 2bc-DID sessions ( p = 0.0032 Mann–Whitney) and 2bc-IA preference change was nearly significant (not shown).

The poor-to-uncertain QODD class was associated with a nearly significant increase (4.342 [0.980, 19.248]) in membership in the recovery trajectory compared to the high QODD class.

Furthermore, MDD group showed decreased percent signal change in left MT+ ( T = -2.035, P FDR = 0.049) ( Figure 3C ) and nearly significant in right MT+ ( T = -2.294, P FDR = 0.054) ( Figure 3D ), but no significant change in left V1 ( T = 0.377, P FDR = 0.708) and right V1 ( T = 0.052, P FDR = 0.959) ( Supplementary Figure S2 ). 3.4.

The p -value for deviation from linearity of the dose–response association was nearly significant (0.071) only for the main analysis.

Further comparisons between these two regions indicated a significant, or nearly significant difference in species diversities, depending on which diversity measures were used (DB- or TM-based) (Fig. 4de).

In the spinal cord, however, after MOG 35–55 stimulation, although not statistically significant, there was a possible trend toward an increase in the IL-17A + and FoxP3 + CD4 + T cells infiltrating the spinal cord in Trp73 −/− mice, a nearly significant increase in the percentage of IFNγ-producing CD4 + cells, and increased CD25 expression (Fig. 6d ), consistent with p73 negatively regulating Il2ra expression (Figs. 3e and 5e ).

Additionally, the nearly significant opposite trend in males with EXT disorders (HR > 0) would not have been identified.

The partial regression coefficient associated with zooplankton density was nearly significant (adjusted R 2 = 0.57; Table 4 ).

The association was in fact nearly significant for two studies [ 12 , 13 ].

Using classical wave separation analysis, we observed a nearly significant increase in ejection duration as well as an increase in augmentation index and increased RM.

Furthermore, differences in the number of larval fleas between heated and control nests were nearly significant, and the interaction between locality and treatment in relation to larval flea abundance clearly indicates that heat treatment had an effect on nests in Spain but not on those in Germany.

Along with status of employment, which was nearly significant, we introduced all these variables into the multivariate predictor analyses of trajectory membership presented in Table 3 and Table 4 .

Finally, we cannot exclude that possible referral bias may have interfered with the proportion of males and females in the study population or with other results such as the nearly significant prevalence of psoriasis in females.

Notable were satisfaction ( Z C1 = −2.67; p C1 = 0.008; r C1 = 0.47; Z C2 = −1.66; p C2 = 0.097; r C2 = 0.29; pre-test: M C1 = 3.57; SD C1 = 0.48; M C2 = 3.50; SD C2 = 0.50; post-test: M C1 = 4.91; SD C1 = 0.47; M C2 = 3.56; SD C2 = 0.46) and autonomy ( Z C1 = −2.67; p C1 = 0.008; r C1 = 0.47; Z C2 = −1.65; p C2 = 0.098; r C2 = 0.29; pre-test: M C1 = 3.58; SD C1 = 0.42; M C2 = 3.50; SD C2 = 0.47; post-test: M C1 = 4.51; SD C1 = 0.39; M C2 = 3.54; SD C2 = 0.47), where the difference in C2 was nearly significant.

Preclinical type II fibres displayed significant atrophy with a small SMD, with no differences found in type II clinical or type I preclinical and clinical; note the confidence interval was nearly significant (−0.04) for clinical type II CSA.

However, another case–control study suggested that patients with gastrointestinal disorders had lower serum zinc levels than healthy subjects (albeit nearly significant) ( 19 ).

A 2007 meta-analysis of six studies (176 patients) that looked at motor recovery saw evidence of better relative change from poststroke baseline in patients given AMPH and a nearly significant effect of AMPH on activities of daily living score (Martinsson et al., 2007 ).