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After the administration of plant extracts, a significant decrease in ROS was observed only in Group E, whereas in Group B the decrease was nearly significant ( p = 0.059). 3.3.

The natural direct effect (NDE) was nearly significant (OR: 1.91; 95% CI: 0.98–3.74; p = 0.059).

During sessions 5–6, the preference for the demonstrated over the alternative rewarding cue was nearly significant (Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test, n = 19, p = 0.059), and as mentioned earlier ( figure 2 and above), it was clearly significant by the last two sessions of the experiments.

Differences over 4- and 8-hour increments using another three samples from the same species were nearly significant (Student’s paired t test, t 2 = 3.9, P = 0.059), with all three decreasing by an average of 8% of the 4-hour value (fig.

Planned contrasts showed that the decrease in the variance of the relative phase between HOLD and NORM was nearly significant ( p = .059), indicating an increased constancy in the timing of the coordination pattern during the HOLD condition.

The main effect of Time of learning was nearly significant (F(1,21) = 3.99, p = 0.059) with a better recall performance in the evening-learning group (11.78±7.54; 42.07%±26.93%) than in the morning-learning group (6.43±3.18; 22.96%±11.36%).

In model I, sex changed from a nearly significant predictor (p= 0.059) in the univariate analysis to a significant predictor (p< 0.05) of sleep quality.

5 A-E), one pair had a nearly significant difference ( P = 0.059, Supplemental Fig. 5 F), and one pair was not significantly different ( P = 0.67, Supplemental Fig. 5 G), but only had a sample size of four nestlings.

2D ) and a nearly significant survival benefit in female patients expressing higher levels of the TMPRSS2 gene in the lungs (P=0.059, Fig. 2E ).

The sex-stratified reduction was significant in women and nearly significant in men ( p = 0.059), suggesting a trend toward declining incidence in both sexes, though the evidence is stronger for women.

We found that peering targets of the immatures changed with increasing age, as indicated by the nearly significant full versus null model comparison of Model III (LRT full model versus null model: Chi-square = 3.575, P = 0.059).

No statistically significant associations were observed (all p > 0.05), although a nearly significant trend toward correlation was noted between CK5 expression and Y-chromosome loss ( p = 0.059) (Fig. 4 ).

Consistently, BUSTED found nearly significant evidence for gene-wide episodic diversifying selection of RH1 in caecilians (P = 0.059) and identified two sites with evidence ratios (ER) ≥ 100 (positions 107 and 213, File S1), aligning with CODEML.

nominal associations in 110 of the studied genes, and nearly significant differences in the polygenic scores for ICD 10-defined depression, p = 0.059, as well as for self-harm behavior, p = 0.073) between individuals within the depression cohort (i.e. moderate to severe depression, with hospitalization) and those with lifetime depression in the population-based cohort (i.e. milder forms of depression, without hospitalization).

Relationship between IGF-1 rs6214 and (CA) 19 genotypes and assessed parameters in ST patients TT and CT genotypes were significantly demonstrated in male patients ( P =0.022) and were significantly associated with multiple (high number) STs ( P =0.005) and strong epidermal IGF-1 tissue expression ( p =0.001), but nearly significant association was noticed regarding increased BMI ( p =0.059) ( Table 4 ).

4B ) and showed a similar (nearly significant) trend in HD-EEG ( P = 0.059, 0.87 versus 0.56 95% CI [0.34–0.9] HFOs/min, Fig. 4B ).

Additionally, CFTR, another hub gene, exhibited a nearly significant difference in expression between the two groups (P=0.059; Fig. 6 ).

3.6 Interaction between tooth class and surface The interaction effect between tooth class and surface type was nearly significant (F = 1.776, p = 0.059).

We observed a nearly significant association between allergy to latex and history of food allergy (14.29% vs 4.29%; Fisher’s exact test: p = 0.059).

A repeated measures ANOVA with linguistic context (single, mixed) and session (first, second) as within subject factors, and L2p (low, high) and sex (female, male) as between subject factors revealed a nearly significant effect of linguistic context (F (1,70) = 3.699; p = .059; η p 2 = 0.050), a significant interaction between linguistic context and L2p (F (1,70) = 5.290; p = .024; η p 2 = 0.070), and a main effect of sex (F (1,70) = 5.254; p = .025; η p 2 = 0.070).

The near exception to this is the nearly significant ( P = .0591) negative slope in the regression in which P. coquereli carrot V b was regressed on mean body mass.

The recessive and dominant genetic models revealed nearly significant associations with susceptibility to pemphigus ( P = 0.0592 and P = 0.0599, respectively) ( Table 4 , Figure 6 ).

This trend became statistically significant when healthy vaccinated individuals were compared with older CVID patients (11906.15 ± 7909.2 AU/mL vs 2105.7 ± 3978.3 AU/mL, respectively [ P = .0081]), nearly significant when older healthy vaccinated donors (n = 4) were compared with older CVID patients (6547.7 ± 872.0 AU/mL vs 2105.7 ± 3978.3 AU/mL [ P = .0594]), but nonsignificant when younger healthy vaccinated donors (n = 7) were compared with younger CVID patients (14968.4 ± 8590.6 AU/mL vs 7881.4 ± 7005.3 AU/mL [ P = .116]).

The ω values along three branches were found to be greater than 1 with nearly significant statistical support ( p = 0.0595): branch a leading to the last common ancestor of cetaceans and hippos (ω = 4.59), branch b leading to oceanic dolphins (ω = 1.33), and branch c leading to the last common ancestor of Phocoenidae (porpoises) + Monodontidae (white whales) (ω = 1.34) (Figure 1 ).

18.3 s) which was nearly significant ( p = 0.06).