“not quite statistically significant”

In a smaller prospective study, Neu- tel and Buck (53) reported a 30% increase in risk of childhood cancer associated with mothers' smoking that was not quite statistically significant.

Further, although some researchers reported inconsistent findings that the association between nut consumption and mortality was not quite statistically significant in their study, most of them found lower mortality in participants with high nut consumption compared with participants with low or no nut consumption ( 22 , 23 ).

While the mean values for the separation of the two poles in Z was also elevated in both KO lines at anaphase and telophase ( Figure 2, B and C ; Z-Stack Movies 5 and 6), the differences were not quite statistically significant at anaphase and far from significant at telophase.

One interesting gene that was observed to have a higher, but not quite statistically significant, expression in the E14.5 OC1-KO versus WT was melanopsin (Opn4).

Figure 7B shows that there is a significant reduction in the amount of Iba-1 in the hippocampus of J147-treated huAPP/PS1 mice relative to control huAPP/PS1 mice while the reduction of iNOS is not quite statistically significant due to the large mouse to mouse variability with this marker ( Fig. 7C ).

This trend was not quite statistically significant among couples in which both partners were HIV-negative, with the proportion of individual HCT increasing from 56.4% in 2003/04 to 58.5% in 2005/06 and decreasing to 53.9% in 2006/08, and 54.1% in 2008/09 ( χ 2 for trend = 3.61; P = 0.06).

Although the hazard ratio in the vitamin D supplemented group was 0.88 relative to placebo controls, this was not quite statistically significant ( P = 0 = .12), although in a post hoc analysis, subjects with baseline 25OHD levels < 12 ng/ml had a significant benefit from vitamin D supplementation (HR 0.38).

There is also some suggestion, albeit not quite statistically significant, that children whose households had adequate handwashing facilities, children whose mothers were more educated, and children who had no diarrhea in the past 2 weeks had a lower prevalence of anemia.

Qualitative responses describing subjective impressions show that, while the robot condition was preferred by more participants (52%) (while not quite statistically significant, it was a trend), some viewed the two conditions even-handedly (19%) and some preferred voice-only interaction (29%) (see Figure 9 , question A, and the themes in “Qualitative Results”).

The two-tailed P value was found to be 0.050, indicating that the difference between the two models is not quite statistically significant by conventional criteria.

In the CREDENCE study, mortality was not quite statistically significant (HR 0.83; 95% CI 0.68–1.02).

TN-S breast cancer tissues have higher expression level of miR-10b than TN-H ones, though the difference is not quite statistically significant.

the host source) differed, with more sand tending to come from deeper than the green layer (30–50 cm), but this trend was not quite statistically significant ( Fig 4A ; purple and yellow were summed, as yellow was used instead of purple in three colonies).

42 It appears that the introduction of IL-13 results in a small reduction in compliance, although the difference is not quite statistically significant [ Fig. 4(c) ].

Of note, this study did show an increase in the 90-day mortality rate in the experimental group, although the increase was not quite statistically significant, p = 0.07. 18 A 2016 study by Baruah et al. demonstrated decreased postoperative total blood loss in intertrochanteric hip fractures fixed with dynamic hip screws when given a single dose of 15 milligram/kilogram IV TXA fifteen minutes prior to surgery. 20 The authors noted that there were no VTE e

For both sexes, more CCLR cases were observed in dogs sterilized at a young age compared to those sterilized at an older age, and these differences were statistically significant for the females, though they were not quite statistically significant in the males.

In the small group of women who lived with parents or other non-attendance was more common, but this association was not quite statistically significant (OR = 1.44, 95% CI: 0.99-2.10).