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When comparing the appearance of dendritic processes of LC in the studied groups, a statistically significant difference between them was not found ( Figure 7 ), but the difference between group II and group III was nearly statistically significant ( p = 0.052).
Changes of Langerhans cells during skin ageing.
Postepy Dermatol Alergol · 2017 · PMC5471382
On preoperative echocardiography ( Tables 1 , E2 , and E3 , and Figure E1 , Figure E2 , Figure E3 ), there was a nearly statistically significant trend ( P = .052) toward greater prevalence of pulmonary valve pathology, defined as greater than mild insufficiency and/or leaflet thickening, in the PAB group.
For example, while only the OA > Infect and Recover yielded a statistically significant difference in preference type by two of these variables (ever having contracted a respiratory viral infection at work ( p = 0.003) and knowing anyone who has contracted a respiratory viral infection at work ( p = 0.03)), some scenarios had nearly statistically significant associations (OA = Infect and Recover, knowing someone who has died from a respiratory viral infection from work: p = 0.052; OA = Infect and Death, knowing someone who has contracted a respiratory viral infection from work: p = 0.06) ( Table 4 ).
The Ki-67 proliferative index showed a trend toward a decreased risk for tumors with more than 20% positive cells (HR 0.336; 95% CI 0.111–1.014; p = 0.053), which is nearly statistically significant and may indicate a potential influence of cell proliferation on DFS.
study group 2: 102 (98.5–106) [mg/dL] ( p = 0.0091), which was associated with a nearly statistically significant difference in the glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) level: study group 1: 5.58 (5.18–5.7) vs. study group 2: 5.95 (5.61–6.06) [%] ( p = 0.053).
Meanwhile, the abundance of glycodeoxycholic acid and L-leucine were nearly statistically significant in its negatively correlated association with the level of glucose levels in umbilical cord blood without reaching statistical significance ( p = 0.054 and 0.058) (Table 3 ).
Interestingly, in those lung cancer patients for whom we have clinical information and a long follow-up over different stages ( n =128), the presence of the ADAR1 gene amplification (in 8.5%, 11 of 128, cases) was associated with a shorter relapse-free survival that was very nearly statistically significant (log-rank test: HR=2.29; 95% CI=0.96–5.48; P =0.054) ( Figure 4c ).
The same study also evaluated the different outcomes in terms of SSI rates among patients whose surgical wounds were medicated with wet to dry dressings and patients whose surgical wounds were medicated using negative pressure dressings: the result showed a nearly statistically significant difference ( p = 0.054), as negative pressure dressings were associated with a lower surgical site infection risk (6.4 vs. 15.7%) [ 23 ].
nearly statistically significantp < 054.the decimal point is missing; read as 0.054
Although it was expected that key persons who scored higher in the fidelity rubric were more likely to have caregivers with higher scores of fidelity, the correlations between these fidelity ratings were not strong, although it was nearly statistically significant (Spearman correlation Rho = 0.33 p < 054.). 4.
When compared to the control group, participants who received the Theatre Alive program also scored 1.58 points higher on self-esteem scores (95% CI [0.41; 2.75]; P = .008; d = 0.50), whereas differences regarding SATAQ-R internalisation scores were only nearly statistically significant (95% CI [−0.00; 0.40]; P = .054; d = 0.39).
For example, the absolute difference between DHA-PPQ and AL in the relative reduction in molecular gametocyte density at day 14 is −19.35% (−39.05%, 0.36%), and the difference between these arms (19.35% lower reduction for DHA-PPQ) is nearly statistically significant ( p = 0.0543).