Barely Significant
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“nearly statistically significant”

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Regarding the relationship between the affected territory and the recovery of the swallowing function, we found that patients with MCA affection were more frequent (nearly statistically significant) in those post-stroke patients who recovered from impaired swallow, probably related to the fact that patients with supratentorial infarcts recovered swallowing function more than patients with infratentorial infarcts.
In the Calcium and Vitamin D for Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus study, vitamin D supplementation (4,000 IU/day) in adults at risk for type 2 diabetes ( n = 92) improved β-cell function, as assessed by a frequently sampled intravenous glucose tolerance test, and achieved a nearly statistically significant reduction in hemoglobin A 1c ( 11 ).
2) metastatic MPs with absent/low intratumoral CD8 + T cells and high intratumoral CD163 + macrophages showed a nearly statistically significant shorter PFS compared to those with the opposite profile, while the same profile (low CD8 + T cells/high CD163 + macrophages) in the peritumoral space did not exhibit any tendency; 3) the response rate of patients with high intratumor CD163 + macrophages was lower than those with absent or low CD163 + intratumor infiltration, while the response rate was not affected by changes in the peritumoral CD163 + macrophages.
Although in heterozygous patients the presence of R232 can compensate for the hypomorphic H232 allele, we highlighted a nearly statistically significant difference in the overall survival of the patients carrying R232 in the homozygous combination with increased survival, compared to the heterozygous H232/R232 patients.
When controlling for age and sex, problem gambling was statistically significant associated with the number of daily mobile phone calls (df 1, OR 1.33 [1.07–1.65]), the frequency of using the mobile phone for games (df 1, OR 1.57 [1.37–1.80]), with subjective dependence on one's mobile phone (df 1, OR 1.09 [1.01–1.18]), and the association of problem gambling with the number of friends to communicate with during 1 day (df 1, OR 1.37 [0.99–1.99]) was nearly statistically significant.