Barely Significant
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“not quite statistically significant”

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Furthermore, patients carrying a DHTKD1 variant more frequently showed severe axonal damage (mean compound motor action potential < 1 mV in median nerve) at initial diagnosis compared to non-variant carriers (3/9, 33.3% versus 14/150, 9.3%; p = 0.057, two-sided Fisher’s exact test), although not quite statistically significant. 4.
Interrelationship between Measures Using Spearman correlation, the PHQ is trended with the SAQ (Spearman's rho = 0.56, P -value = 0.09), which is not quite statistically significant at the 0.05 level that is suggestive of more depressive symptoms in those with more severe sleep problems.
However, like primary infection, the proportion of MHV‐specific S‐tet + CD44 hi CD8 + cells was significantly reduced in aged animals compared to adult controls following MHV‐JHM rechallenge, though the total numbers of cells was not quite statistically significant (Figure 4e,f ).
With regards to proteasomal function, rather than a decrease for an inverse effect with respect to the CatB modulation, PADK elicited a 15% increase in proteasome activity, albeit not quite statistically significant ( Fig 7b , right bars).