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“nominally significant”

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p=0.08

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SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS Supplementary Table 1 Comparison of gait parameters between CU individuals and patients with ADD across all gait tasks Supplementary Table 2 Comparison of demographics based on the presence or absence of SNSB data Supplementary Table 3 FDR-adjusted p -values for nominally significant findings in the primary analyses Supplementary Fig. 1 Comparison of cycle time measured by the Smart-insole and GAITRite.
36 This variant was associated with a lower abundance of Parabacteroides, 36 a genus that is potentially linked to body weight and inflammation, 37 , 38 and with nominally significant altered abundance of certain carbohydrate-digesting genera, including higher abundance of Blautia, 39 a genus that might play a role in metabolic and inflammatory diseases. 40 As the studied European variant only results in a modest reduction in SI activity, the effect of the Arctic-specific complete LoF variant on microbiome composition could potentially be greater.
Nominally significant baseline factors associated with a higher risk of any-CVD included the secondary versus primary cohort, older age, greater weight and BMI in women but not in men, smoking, longer duration of diabetes, family history of MI and type 2 diabetes, higher blood pressure and pulse, and higher total cholesterol, triglyceride, LDLc, and HbA 1c levels.
In addition to the consumption of red meat and fish, several other nutritional phenotypes were nominally significant, therefore, we used the principal component analysis (PCA) based on food consumption-related phenotypes (fish, red meat, salt, sugar, vegetable intake, and leptin) to investigate differences in food pattern between DLSS and controls (Fig. 2 A).