Barely Significant
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“only marginally significant”

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p<1.0p=0.9

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Although only marginally significant, compared to voluntary (nonprofit) hospital EDs, government and proprietary EDs had lower adjusted relative rates of NTDC-related ED visits during nonworking hours and nighttime hours (RRs 0.7–0.8, overall P = 0.059).
Comparing the two groups 6 months after study initiation revealed that mean BUN levels were substantially lower in the intervention group than in the control group, although this difference was only marginally significant ( Table 2 ); perhaps with a larger sample size a statistically significant effect would have been seen.
Indeed, when we exclude the variables birthweight and stunted at 1y from the regressions, the size of the association between mother’s height and the incidence of catch up increases in all the regressions, but it remains insignificant in the first regression and is only marginally significant in the final regression at the 10% level.
Gabriel’s post hoc test (suitable for unequal sample sizes) showed that the preadolescent group ( M = 33.26; SD = 9.30) obtained higher IUS-R scores than early ( M = 30.75; SD = 8.85) and middle ( M = 31.61; SD = 9.41) adolescents, although mean differences were only marginally significant in the second comparison ( p Gabriel = 0.009 and 0.097, respectively).
A previous study exploring the biological mechanisms associated with paclitaxel resistance in ovarian cancer suggested that FOXO1 expression may represent a negative predictor of response to treatment, although this observation was based on a relatively small cohort of patients and the results were only marginally significant ( Goto et al , 2008 ).