Barely Significant
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“not quite statistically significant”

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Ongoing activity—that is, spontaneous activity when enough current was applied to the cell to hold the membrane voltage at −45 mV—was reduced in GBP-treated cells (28%, 6/21) compared to control cells (41%, 14/39), but the difference was not quite statistically significant, p = 0.0531 ( Figure 2(f) ).
In this case, the phenotype would be caused by increased PKA-C3 inhibition due to the excess of binding-competent SWS (we previously showed that increased SWS expression reduced PKA activity though the effect was not quite statistically significant with a value of p = 0.054; [24] ).
With regard to sports club/leisure centre membership, after adjustment for baseline levels of sports club membership, the difference between intervention and control groups in the odds of belonging to a sports club/leisure centre were not quite statistically significant (p = .056), but there were significant differences between non-completers and controls (OR = 1.66; p = .021), with the intervention non-completers group more likely to be members of sports clubs/leisure centres.
As shown in Figure 6a , the basal tear fluid secretion rate was significantly greater after LTBR-Ig treatment for 4 weeks compared to MOPC-21 treated control mice ( P = 0.0002), but after 8 weeks of treatment the difference was not quite statistically significant ( P = 0.056), although a protective trend was apparent.