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In addition, there was a tendency that heavier birds breathed faster following from the nearly significant association of body mass and breathing rate ( Table 2 ).

There was a nearly significant improvement in the 16 km TT performance at 4350 m after HA ( Table 4 ), however magnitude-based inferences suggest that the effect of HA was 96.5% likely to be beneficial and to improve cycling performance at 4350 m.

EC was significantly associated with CVD mortality at lag 1 day in the warm season and was nearly significant in the cold season also at lag day 1.

This also applied to ceramide and SM levels (Table 3 ). The nearly significant correlation of TGs with tumor number (Table 3 ) prompted more detailed analysis.

The slight, but statistically significant, increase in depressive symptoms and anxiety (and the nearly significant increase for stress) observed at T1 may have been due to sensitization and prolonged exposure to the pandemic.

Patients, in contrast, had only one consultation, with or without images; the only difference between these sets was a nearly significant difference in favour of using images for confidence in the treatment plan.

Another work conducted in a very specific study group (people living with HIV) presented only a nearly significant positive correlation between PSS and hair cortisol, and DHEA was negatively related to stressful life events [ 62 ].

This visual preference was remarkably consistent across animals, as 3 monkeys (O, Y, T) showed a highly significant bias, 1 (E) a nearly significant bias, 4 (S, V, D, Z) a non-significant positive bias toward the trustworthy faces.

The absence of significant auditory cognitive task performance effects for the false horizon contrasts with (nearly significant) findings by Strozak et al.

Furthermore, the association between blood eosinophil count and the number of p-STAT6-positive cells in the sinonasal mucosa was nearly significant, even though statistical significance was not observed ( p = 0.0536) ( Figure 10(a) and (b) ).

There are several reasons why we expected ground‐nesting birds in grasslands to select high‐turbulence areas for the olfactory cover they provide, including: (1) high levels of turbulence intensity have been shown to decrease the probability that olfactory predators detect a simulated prey item in the same grasslands used for the current study (Fogarty, 2017 in press ), (2) the only other study evaluating selection for turbulence intensity at nest sites also found a nearly significant higher level of turbulence intensity at nest sites compared to random points despite a limited sample size of nests (Conover et al., 2010 ) and (3) turbulence, a variable we found to be inversely correlated with turbulence intensity in grasslands ( Fig.

Our study assessed the medium‐term functional impact on COVID‐19‐IS patients and found a nearly significant worse 3‐month outcome after propensity score matching for prognostic baseline features and acute revascularization treatment (Figure 2 ).

Our study also indicates a significant correlation between elevated plasma levels of tPA and N440K and N501Y, and N501Y mutations, whereas the K417N mutation was nearly significant.

15 HSV-2 shedding at 38 weeks gestation was nearly significant, with aOR=2.3 (95% CI=0.9 to 6.2). 17 These studies did not always account for key confounders such as antiretroviral use and mode of delivery, but the direction in which such omissions may bias these findings is unclear.

Also of note was a nearly significant SNP on the X chromosome.

APC and T-cell invasion also showed a nearly significant trend between mEHT+MTE left and sham control tumors.

No significant differences were observed between genders; however, nearly significant and significant differences were observed between controls and NPC patients of the same gender.

No significant (or nearly significant) relationships between clinical data and brain flexibility were found in the SPMS group.

Given the occurrence of many nearly significant P values, limited sample size may have hindered the achievement of statistical significance, especially when adjustments were made for multiple comparisons.

S2 had a nearly significant higher relapse rate with all the relapse patients clustered within this signature.

In addition, a nearly significant, strong trend toward lower 30-day composite repeat hospitalization for HF and mortality was observed.

Having metastasis involving only one organ showed a nearly significant improvement toward improved OS at Year 1; however, this did not reach formal statistical significance ( p = 0.06) (Figure 4 ).

Higher UAA grades were related to a higher level of CRP and NLR with a nearly significant trend among men (Fig. 4 D).

The mean height of the group without residual stone was lower than that of the group with residual stone, which was nearly significant in the single-factor analysis but had no statistical difference in the correlation analysis.

However, MCS and all related domains showed significant or nearly significant deterioration in hypertensive women with low medication adherence.