Barely Significant
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“only marginally significant”

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The second hazard model was estimated only for observations related to interval sterilization and suggests that the risk of female sterilization is 62% lower [(0.38–1)*100] among WLHIV compared to WNLHIV with a parity of 3 or more (p = 0.011) and 56% lower among those with 1–2 children (p = 0.072), although the last association was only marginally significant ( Table 3 ).
29 While the estimated coefficient on NPI speed is positive in column (6) of Table 10 , it is only marginally significant at the 10% level. 30 In turn, other studies examine how the ability to control the pandemic impacted political support and the 2020 elections (e.g., Baccini et al. 2021 ). 31 We also compare counties with Republican vote shares in the upper (more than 60%) and lower (less than 40%) ends of the distribution with counties at the margin (Lee et al. 2004 ).
However, there were only marginally significant differences in emotional reactivity and impulsivity between participants following the increasing trajectory and the stable low trajectory, and no differences in basal cognitive SR facets (working memory updating, inhibition) or behavior-related SR facets (delay discounting, risk taking).
The impact analysis (Figure 6 ) further supported these findings by combining both direct and indirect effects as a total effect, leading to a stronger overall positive impact of farmland and building changes on nest numbers, even though individual effects in the SDM summary were only marginally significant.
Because whole-brain activity between the social and nonsocial domains was only marginally significant in the cerebellum, we explored these differences further using regions of interest (ROI) with centers based on earlier meta-analyses on social mentalizing and the cerebellum (MNI coordinates ±24 -76 -40; Van Overwalle & Mariën, 2016 ; Van Overwalle et al., 2019b , 2020a ).
The network-level analysis presented in this study shows that genes that have lower Eccentricity or higher Node Degree tend to have a higher population differentiation (high F ST ), even though this relationship remains only marginally significant for Eccentricity when a conservative Bonferroni correction is applied.
Comparison of the multidecadal SST variability in both records shows a highly significant positive correlation for the period after the MCA (1230–1900 AD) (R = 0.29; P = 0.03) when compared to randomly generated red-noise data, and a positive correlation for the period 300–900 AD (R = 0.42; P = 0.12), although only marginally significant, which is probably due to the low data-resolution in core MD99–2322 (see supplementary information for statistical analysis).