“not quite statistically significant”

Although the P value for SDH size was not quite statistically significant, it is likely clinically important.

The baseline PaO 2 /FiO 2 ratio was not quite statistically significant in nonsurvivors (Table 4 ).

Standardised incidence ratios of a similar order of magnitude (although not quite statistically significant) have been reported previously from a Swedish study (SIR: 1.03; 95% CI: 1.00–1.06) and for a non-metal-on-metal hip replacement cohort from Finland (SIR: 1.04; 95% CI: 0.99–1.09) ( Nyrén et al , 1995 ; Mäkelä et al , 2012 ).

7 H ), but this difference was not quite statistically significant.

In contrast all the other P values are considered to be not quite statistically significant.

Though not quite statistically significant, in single variable analysis, the odds of having a head circumference above the 75th percentile of normal controls was more than 5 times higher for CWH43 variant carriers compared with that for noncarriers (unadjusted OR 5.67, 95% CI 0.96–108.55, p = 0.0 57 ), and this was consistent after adjusting for sex and height (OR 5.42, 95% CI 0.87–106.37, p = 0.073 ).

Our findings in Experiment 2, though not quite statistically significant, suggest that in trials where exemplars are more similar to each other, performance was better than trials where exemplars were rated as highly dissimilar.

The pleiotropic effects of MCHM on yeast combined with the many smaller yet not quite statistically significant peaks in the QTL point to MCHM resistance as a polygenic trait likely spread throughout the genome.

18 This also perhaps explains why our findings were not quite statistically significant.

In addition, endothelial function improved in the Mediterranean diet group but remained stable in the control group, although this difference was not quite statistically significant, suggesting a potential mechanistic explanation of benefit.

Fat intake in g kg −1 day −1 was close to, but not quite statistically significant, to BMC at six months CA ( Table 6 , model 3). 3.6.

The driver line C380 showed similar trends, albeit not quite statistically significant at our alpha value of 0.5%, suggesting that potentially the increased meander parameter may be caused by motor neurons lacking FoxP .

\sqrt {var} }} = \frac{0.373}{0.206} = 1.81 < t_{95\% } \left( { = 2.01\;for\;N = 50} \right) \hfill \\ \end{aligned}$$\end{document} v a r F 0.9 - F 0.8 = 1 N - 3 + 1 N - 3 = 2 47 = 0.0425 F 0.9 - F 0.8 v a r = 0.373 0.206 = 1.81 < t 95 % = 2.01 f o r N = 50 Therefore the difference in r values is not quite statistically significant at the 95 % level, as we surmised from the combining of the asymmetric error bars for r .

Although not quite statistically significant, the increase in temperature was associated with higher consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages in arid and temperate regions (difference in contribution to TEI < 0.01%, 95% CI: −0.02, 0.02 and 0.01%, 95% CI: <−0.01, 0.07, respectively) ( Figure 6B ).

Although the results for RTX were not quite statistically significant, there did seem to be a dose effect seen between low-dose (0.0003%) and high-dose (0.001%) RTX in percentage of weight bearing.

This effect was not quite statistically significant ( t-test, n=3) but trended toward support for our model.

There were no VTE events in group B compared to 3 in group A, though the difference was not quite statistically significant.

An increase in voting barriers was also associated with an increase in odds of preterm birth among Black birthing individuals (OR = 1.27, 95% CI = 0.90, 1.75), but this increase was not quite statistically significant.

Interestingly, those who expressed a positive attitude to RTW also reported better values regarding workability, with a mean value close to “good workability,” though not quite statistically significant, as compared to those who did not wish to RTW.

Strong trends toward increased difficulties with dressing, eating, walking, and transferring to and from a chair were also noted, although these were not quite statistically significant.

However, there was weak evidence that the reduction was greater in patients without medication overuse, although this result was not quite statistically significant.

Non-Caucasian stage III melanoma patients had a small and not quite statistically significant decrease in survival when race was considered in univariate analysis, but this difference dropped out in multivariable analysis considering factors such as payer type, which can influence access to care; there was no difference in outcome between Caucasians and non-Caucasians who received adjuvant immunotherapy.

Circulatory disease mortality is slightly lower in drivers (SMR = 0.87); however, mortality from acute myocardial infarction shows an elevation (O = 41, SMR = 1.27) but is not quite statistically significant (95% CI = 0.91,1.72).

While not quite statistically significant, lower levels of psychological flexibility and the capacity to be in contact with one’s emotions (AAQ-II), as well as higher levels of perceived depression (BDI-II), were also found in TS patients compared to controls.

Having a majority of students in online-only districts resulted in 10.13 fewer new daily cases per 100,000 people over the post-treatment period than having a majority of students in primarily in-person districts in the synthetic control estimates, which represents a 41% reduction although the effect was not quite statistically significant.