“nearly significant”

In the open field test (Figure 7c ), which allowed the mice to freely explore their environment while measuring ambulation, HCW9218 treatment was associated with a significantly improved distance traveled ( p = 0.0064), while HCW9228 treatment yielded a nearly significant result ( p = 0.0566) compared to PBS treatment.

When considering the dialysis modality, the first three pandemic waves resulted in a nearly significant ( p = 0.0567) higher susceptibility associated with hemodialysis treatment (132 cases out of 1027, 12.8%) compared to peritoneal dialysis (4 cases out of 81, 4.9%).

From baseline to day 2, there was a significant increase in serum Ca in the exercise-only group (p < 0.05, paired t-test, Fig 9 ) and a nearly significant increase in serum Ca in the supplemented diet-only and combined diet and exercise groups (p = 0.0567, p = 0.0570, respectively, paired t-test, Fig 9 ).

When we combined the rejection types, however, the mean EDA showed a nearly significant, positive association ( p = 0.057) between real-life and fictional rejections.

Survival data in Period II have improved considerably compared to Period I with a nearly significant elevation of 2 y OS of 71.4% ( p = 0.057) and with a statistically significant increment of 2 y EFS of 68.9% ( p = 0.02) ( Figure 2 c).

In post hoc analysis, decreased nasal NO levels in viremic individuals off ART compared to healthy controls were nearly significant ( p = 0.057).

D-dimer levels were nearly significant (OR = 0.81; 95% CI, 0.66 to 1.00; p = 0.057).

Microbial cultures revealed significantly higher yeast counts ( P = 0.03186) in Center 2 TSHR-immunized mice—which obviously could not be seen via the bacterial metataxonomics—and a nearly significant difference in the Actinobacteria genus Bifidobacterium ( P = 0.057), which was not detected in our metataxonomics data.

Moreover, the clinicopathological characteristics were also verified by the SMA marker, which had a nearly significant effect on the venous infiltration of iCCA (risk ratio: 2.70; 95%CI: 0.97-7.49; P = 0.057).

The repeated measures ANOVA indicated a nearly significant difference in overall titer change between the BLV NEG and BLV POS cows ( P = .057).

With current dysthymia as covariate the R 2 increases to 0.442 and with cigarettes/day, it diminishes to 0.368 with a nearly significant interaction ( F = 3.78, p = 0.057), and BPD remaining the only significant effect ( F = 24.31 , p < 0.001).

Additionally, there was a nearly significant positive relation between EBF and full-term deliveries ( p = 0.057) and LBW ( p = 0.072).

The differences shown above were statistically significant ( p < 0.001) or nearly significant ( p = 0.057 for femoral neck in Asian men) except for spine BMD in Hispanic or Asian men (Table 2 ; Fig. 1 ).

The change within the NHE group was nearly significant ( p = 0.057, g = 0.16) but did not meet the 0.05 statistical significance threshold.

BMI was nearly significant, with an OR greater than 1 (OR = 1.089, p = 0.057), suggesting that a higher BMI could be a risk factor.

Conversely, BRY did not stimulate NK-cell activity but rather inhibited cytotoxicity in three donors (an example is shown in Figure 3 A), resulting in a nearly significant fourfold inhibition across all donors (Figure 3 B; P = 0.057).

A significant difference was found between the Early Intermediate Period and the Late Intermediate Period (p = 0.022), and a nearly significant difference between the Early Intermediate Period and the Middle Horizon (p = 0.057).

Likewise, no differences were detected by year of training; however, greater emotional exhaustion among interns was nearly significant (n = 58; P = .057).

We noted a nearly significant negative correlation between wild expected heterozygosity and longitude (r = -0.32, P = 0.057; S3 Table and S5 Fig ).

Additionally, in the ipsilateral workspace, this difference was also modulated by the which hand is used factor (F(1,26) = 4.553, p = .042, η 2 p = .149) suggesting that the group difference was nearly significant only when comparing participants having used the left hand to perform the task (F(1,10) = 4.623, p = .057, η 2 p = .316; CRPS patients: M = -3.59% ± 4.83%; control participants: M = -0.76% ± 2.23%).

These correlations were positive and significant for songs directed to males [ r (11) = 0.626, p = 0.039; Figure 4 ] and positive and nearly significant for songs directed to females [ r (11) = 0.589, p = 0.057; Figure 4 ].

The difference in V ms after RME (2.79–2.28) at expiration is nearly significant ( p = 0.057).

Further, these analyses revealed that CI age had larger effects on auditory task performance compared with those of age at implantation, as well as a significant relation to SMRT thresholds, F (1,7.8) = 9.7, p = .015, and a nearly significant relationship to vowel identification in quiet, F (1,11.0) = 4.5, p = .057.

Meanwhile, we found nearly significant difference in patients with MCS (9, 75.0%) in the no postoperative PSH group, suggesting they are less likely to develop PSH than patients with VS /MCS ( p = 0.057).

The differences in the VAS score between two groups were nearly significant (P = 0.057).