Barely Significant
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“not quite statistically significant”

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Although the coefficient of variance was influenced by experimental condition, the difference was not quite statistically significant, and there were no treatment-related differences in latency to the first push and the RR interval, suggesting that the observed differences in pen measures were unlikely to be caused by the difficulty of decision-making.
Moreover, though not quite statistically significant, it is of note that, among children who had an elevated heteroplasmy rate at birth, ALT concentration increased with longer exposure to maternal ARV, while it was almost null among children whose heteroplasmy rate at birth was ≤1% ( p for interaction = 0.070; Table 6 ).
The obtained results are considered extremely significant if p ε [0; 0.0006], very statistically significant if p ε [0.0006; 0.001], statistically significant if p ε [0.001; 0.05], not quite statistically significant if p ε [0.05; 0.08], or non-significant when p ε [0.008; ∞].
As far as outcomes that were not quite statistically significant but may represent a trend, were men with grade 3 varicoceles had a trend towards a lower percentage of sperm with normal morphology in comparison to men with grade 2 varicoceles: 2.6% and 4.3% normal morphology respectively (P value =0.055); and that the difference in severity of SDF in men with grade 3 varicoceles being higher than those with grade 2 varicoceles, indicated a trend, although not quite statistically significant (P=0.051).