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Pearson correlation coefficient was nearly significant (p= 0.079) for the relationship between MCI and BMD.

While the distribution of best models for overall morphology, PC1, and PC3 were not significantly different than expected, for PC2 this was nearly significant (χ 2 = 6.8, P = 0.079, df = 3, simulated P = 0.11) Overall morphological variation was best explained by IBA in 4/10 species, IBH in 3/10, and 1/10 each for IBB, IBD, and IBE, respectively.

Significant interaction was found for anxiety/depressive symptoms by gender (p = 0.001), and nearly significant for anxiety/depressive symptoms by age (p = 0.079).

The time × intervention interaction was nearly significant ( p = 0.079), suggestive of a trend of walnut consumption in preserving LTL.

The observed/expected total fetal volume ratio is also a nearly significant independent variable in this model ( p = 0.079) and suggests that a one-unit increase in lung-volume percentage decreases the odds of mortality by a factor of 0.965 (or 3.5%).

For CA genotype carriers, tacrolimus C/D ratios were 191.6 ± 192.2, 159.3 ± 194.6, 158.7 ± 158.6, and 108.1 ± 96.8 For AA genotype carriers, tacrolimus C/D ratios were 76.6 ± 108.8, 9.2 ± 86.3, 65.9 ± 84.4, and 73.9 ± 110.3 The differences were significant at week 1, week 2, and week 3 ( P = 0.007, 0.018, and 0.019, resp.) and were nearly significant at week 4 ( P = 0.079).

Our linear model that included an interaction between predator cue treatment and infection status did not detect any significant predictors of offspring number, though microsporidian infection had a nearly significant and negative effect (−6.368 ± 3.600 SE ; p = .079), while infection in the sustained predator cue treatment had a nearly significant and positive effect (8.364 ± 5.008; p = .097), suggesting that microsporidian infection in the absence of predator cues resulted in low offspring production (Figure 3 ).

Decreased GHRLOS expression had a nearly significant association with poor histological tumor grade ( P = 0.079) and deeper tumor invasion depth ( P = 0.074).

A nearly significant ( p = 0.0795) in-frame mutation at 4045 is associated with increased aggressive behavior of the tumor, while all other mutations appeared to have improved survival compared to patients without MUC4 mutations in KIRC stage I patients (Figure 3C ).

Of these, only the kidneys had a statistically significant reduction in fungal burdens, while the reduction in heart burdens was nearly significant ( p = 0.0798).

The Mann–Whitney U test identified diet breadth ( p < 0.05) and maximum length ( p < 0.05) as the only significant variables when comparing fast spreaders to slow spreaders, while length at maturation was nearly significant ( p = 0.08; Table 4 ).

Although we did not observe a significant difference in the mRNA levels of the upstream regulators of the UPR [IRE1, PEK (PERK), Hsc70-3 (BiP; GRP78), and XBP1] in the GeneChip analysis, a more sensitive analysis by qRT-PCR in male eye imaginal discs expressing mutant hINS compared to the GMR-Gal4 control revealed significant increases in expression of PERK (CG2087), BiP (CG4147), and XBP1 (CG9415) and a nearly significant increase in expression of IRE1 (CG4583; P = 0.08) ( Table S5 ).

3 This relation is nearly significant, p = 0.08, but can only have occurred by chance as the number of probes presented was independent of MW-S scores.

The MI and MN values of seeds exposed to the samples did not differ significantly from the NC, but those exposed to samples from the Pedras downstream site had a nearly significant decrease in MI ( P < 0.08) and increase in MN ( P < 0.08), indicating potential toxicity.

Of the remaining three species, the increase in mortality outside the native range was nearly significant for one ( p = 0.08) and non-significant, but still apparent, for two species moved from the warmest site to cooler, wetter sites (Fig.

The survival time for the CDP > 27.9 group ( n = 26) was higher than that of the FFR < 0.75 group ( n = 14), and the difference was nearly significant ( p = 0.08).

boulderensis for both growth ( geographic distance r = .656, p = .04; elevation distance r = .800, p = .04; environmental distance r = .481, p = .04) and nearly significant ( α = .10) tests were found for reproductive traits ( geographic distance r = .853, p = .08; elevation distance r = .867, p = .08; environmental distance r = .863, p = .08).

Using salivary cortisol assessments to measure diurnal and awakening responses, they found that perceived discrimination was associated with greater overall cortisol output (area under the curve (AUC) and a nearly significant increase in the cortisol-awakening response (CAR) ( p < .08).

A significant effect of condition was found for the maximal angular velocity in elbow extension (F = 21, p ≤ 0.001, η p 2 = 0.67) and there was a nearly significant effect for the maximal angular velocity of the internal shoulder rotation (F = 2.8, p = 0.080, η p 2 = 0.21).

Kaplan–Meier survival analysis showed nearly significant difference in EFS24 between the GCB and non-GCB subtypes (60.86% vs 43.48%, respectively; log rank p = 0.08) ( Figure 1 ).

Finally, survivorship in the variable temperature treatment at 28 °C was 79.2% lower (nearly significant at p = 0.08), development time was 14.3% greater, and adult body size was 18.2% smaller relative to the constant temperature treatment at 28 °C.

We found that overall, the slope of the CV accuracy was higher with the EEG data ( F 1,14 = 4.5, p = 0.05, η 2 p = 0.24), and that the interaction between Data and Session was nearly significant ( F 1,14 = 3.36, p = 0.08, η 2 p = 0.19).

Associations with the T cell inflamed GEP were positive in all cohorts but only significant in Kim2020 ( p = 0.04; NSCLC), Kim2018 ( p = 0.0042; GC), and Gide2019 ( p = 3.4e-5; melanoma), nearly significant in Hwang2020 ( p = 0.08; NSCLC) likely due to small sample size but not significant in Riaz2017 ( p = 0.22; melanoma) and Hugo2016 ( p = 1; melanoma).

Gender Differences of Physical Health Data in CHR-P Samples Tobacco use: differences in the number of smokers were nearly significant ( p = 0.08) between male and female subjects (47% vs. 34% respectively).

This last characteristic was shared with GC patients (OR = 7.50; 95% CI: 1.67–33.72, p = 0.009), while the association of AG with atrophy was nearly significant (OR = 5.14; 95% CI: 0.81–32.77, p = 0.08).