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The positive association of BMI Z-score with FBG and the nearly significant difference in FBG between healthy weight and obese participants may be relevant to preventative health measures.

(In May soil moisture was nearly significant in the mass-standardized DEA model).

Table 10 shows the predictor variables which exhibited statistically significant or nearly significant associations with the studied health benefits.

Specifically, significant or nearly significant deficits were demonstrated in relation to the same hippocampal networks that distinguished PD patients from HC, namely Network 1 and Network 5.

Furthermore, in patients with AS I, the subgroups stratified by PS, i.e., PS I and PS II subgroups, showed nearly significant difference in RFS and OS curves.

In STAI-State, G2 (12-18 months since most recent treatment) had greater score reductions than G3 (24 months or more posttreatment)—though change in G3 was nearly significant.

For example, one study demonstrated that participation in an online coloring game led to nearly significant improvements in subjective well-being and significant reductions in anxiety [ 53 ].

This deterioration was more pronounced in the outpatient group as indicated by significantly or nearly significant greater BPRS Total, Positive and Negative Symptom scores compared to remitted patients (see Table 4 ).

[ 81 ] Soy products are rich in isoflavones, and a meta‐analysis of prospective studies indicated that intake of isoflavones was significantly associated with reduced risk of lung and gastric cancer and nearly significant breast and colorectal cancers.

Specifically, our analysis found a nearly significant association between urine sample storage at room temperature and decreased sensitivity, which requires standardized collection and transport methods to achieve dependable results.

In addition, people who reported having hypertension (OR=1.91, CI=0.95-3.85) or diabetes (OR=2.51, CI= 1.01-6.25) in 2005 had a greater risk of dying from CVD within five years and this increased risk was statistically significantly for diabetes and nearly significant for hypertension.

Between the two subgroups, a nearly significant difference in EFS was noted.

30 In this study, willingness to take the vaccination between age groups was nearly significant.

Only two miRNA families, miR845 and miR156/7, showed nearly significant upregulation in the later haustorial stage compared to the earlier one ( Figure 3G ).

In contrast, habitat type only showed nearly significant effects on wing load. 3.3.

Inverse psoriasis (OR 0.61, 95% CI 0.36–1.05, p- value 0.07) proved nearly significant.

Second, it had a high observed heterozygosity (H O ) relative to its expected heterozygosity (H E ), as indicated by the smaller than zero, and nearly significant, F IS value (Table 1 ).

However, we observed a nearly significant decrease in median daily step count over the latter half of the year (months 7-12).

The F-test explains the global relevance for each fixed effect involved in Model ( 5 ); it must be noted that the main effect of material type is globally highly significant; while the interaction between material type and temperature is nearly significant at 10 % . 4.2.

An interesting difference of Study 2 with respect to Study 1 is that two of the “strong altruism” categories show significant (or nearly significant) differences with the default group.

For this study we focused on suggestive loci that were nearly significant and identified in two or more pro-inflammatory cytokine QTL analysis.

Readers may wonder about the SPET estimate being negative and nearly significant.

Only significant or nearly significant components are described below.

There was a nearly significant interaction between mean M. tenebricosa abundance and mean August temperature in predicting mean water potential ( Table 1 ), suggesting that the effect of temperature on water potential may not be independent of scale insect abundance.

T2 ( p = 0.288) shows good agreement, and T4 ( p = 0.068) is nearly significant.