“of borderline significance”

However, it was noted that the graphically apparent protective effect of APOE‐ ε 2 was of borderline significance and the number of subjects carrying 2/4 ( n = 25) and 4/4 ( n = 30) combinations was small relative the number carrying 3/4 ( n = 225).

Our findings could partially support this trend, since we detected an association of borderline significance between the overall number of complaints and burnout.

Using HM450 arrays on DNA from CD4+ T cells, the investigators found significant associations between methylation of two CpG sites with the ATP-binding cassette gene ABCG1 , involved in macrophage cholesterol and phospholipids transport, with insulin resistance, with one associated with insulin “of borderline significance”.

Rate of decline of three of the four specific cognitive domains assessed (episodic memory, semantic memory and perceptual speed) was also associated with rate of decline in purpose in life, and the association between rates of decline in working memory and purpose in life was of borderline significance ( Wilson et al., 2013 ).

Associations with more recent HIV diagnosis and not being on ART were of borderline significance.

After adjustment for maternal smoking, BMI, and paternal depression preceding the maternal depression (model 2), the risk of very preterm birth was of borderline significance (OR 1.23, 95% CI 0.97–1.56), and the risk of moderately preterm birth was unaltered (OR 1.34, 95% CI 1.22–1.46).

Vessel strike scars were observed more frequently in juvenile whales (14.2%) than in adults (2.2%), in contrast to prior observations north of our study area in the Gulf of Maine, though the difference was of borderline significance (mean p -value 0.051, Fisher’s Exact tests on 1000 bootstrapped populations incorporating uncertainty in length measurements).

45 The association of physician-diagnosed asthma in Lebanon with WPS was of borderline significance after adjusting for cigarette smoking and other variables. 78 Furthermore, data were collected by phone interviews, making the diagnosis unreliable.

These estimates were of borderline significance with the majority of the confidence interval above the reference point of 1.

The risk of myeloma remained elevated for ankylosing spondylitis patients and was still of borderline significance for systemic sclerosis patients, although the SIR had decreased compared to the earlier part of the follow-up period (1964–1990).

The principal components did not vary by insecticide treated bednet (ITN) use, and RTS,S/AS01 E vaccination was associated with reduction in the first principal component of borderline significance ( Table S2 ).

In the out-of-hospital setting, systolic blood pressure was found to be a significant covariate and respiratory rate was of borderline significance.

The pooled analysis indicates a weak effect (OR = 1.2) of borderline significance for any exposure (concentrated among males when compared with population controls), and non-statistically significant for substantial exposure.

Exclusion of one study in turn from the sensitivity analyses showed that a decreased risk of borderline significance was associated with egg intake ( Figure 3 ).

Alteration in a Notch pathway gene (three patients) was of borderline significance for association with PFS: patients with an oncogenic or likely oncogenic alteration in this pathway had a median PFS of 7.9 (95% CI 5.1 to not reached) compared with 17.9 weeks in patients without such alteration (10.0 to not reached) (p=0.052).

In our study, the subgroup of women with persistent HPV infection, ever use as opposed to never use of OC, was related to a decreased risk for CIN3+ of borderline significance and a statistically significantly decreased risk was found with 4 or less years of OC use.

The differences between responders and non-responders for the three components of breast cancer awareness were inconsistent and of borderline significance.

The p-values for the effect of time-of-day and CPT for each of the secondary outcomes were not further corrected for the multiplicity arising from testing multiple measures and therefore, we do not focus on p-values of borderline significance for these measures.

Numerical improvements in the LIPUS group suggest reduced ischemia, but the p-values did not reach statistical significance or were of borderline significance.

However, in other phyla, only hits of borderline significance were observed.

Although we observed no difference in risk estimates for the association between solvent exposure and ALL risk, our analyses have shown that association between paint exposure and ALL risk was statistically significant for cases with chromosomal structural changes in leukemic cells (OR = 1.96; 95% CI, 1.24–3.10) but of borderline significance for those with numerical changes (OR = 1.48; 95% CI, 0.99–2.21).

Amongst patients without diabetes, those with underweight had an increased risk but only of borderline significance, whilst risks in those with overweight or obesity did not differ from reference.

In our study TAPSE was of borderline significance as an independent predictor of echocardiographic response ( Table V ).

The primary outcome is of borderline significance and should be reported as such, as indeed they have done in the discussion.

Findings of post hoc sensitivity analyses for separate exposures (see Supplemental Results 2; Supplemental Tables 4 and 5), found that, in contrast to our main models, in relation to death anniversaries, the risk of suicidal behaviour for the suicide-bereaved group was elevated in the first 30 days after loss (although of borderline significance), thereby mirroring the elevated risk for the other-bereaved group.