Barely Significant
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“only marginally significant”

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p<1.0p=0.9

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Additionally, we found a possible causal effect of years ovulating on risk of EC (OR: 1.051, 95% CI: 1.011, 1.093); however, these analyses were only marginally significant and showed some degree of heterogeneity; additionally, the MVMR analysis did not show this to be an independent risk factor after other related factors were taken into account (OR: 1.016, 95% CI: 0.983, 1.051).
Immediately after the TJB the morphological disparity (WMPD) of Sauropodomorpha has a minor increase (which is only marginally significant after the exclusion of taxa that had to be trimmed for the ordination of the dataset; see Methods ), coupled with a slight increase of the amount of morphospace occupied (SoR) (Figs. 1 a,d, 2 a; Table 1 ).
Although the comparison was only marginally significant, Latinos with diabetes only (16%) were less likely to be embarrassed about getting professional help for emotional problems compared with those with MD/AX only (26%), those with co-occurring diabetes and MD/AX (24%), and those with neither condition (22%: χ2=2.63, p=.07).
As detailed in Table 3 , participants who took the course were over two and a half times more likely to give a more complete and accurate description of how responsive caregiving supports children’s cognitive development (ie, 2.6 times more likely to score a one or a two compared to a zero, or to score a two compared to a one or zero) and were also approximately twice as likely to provide a better description of the socioemotional benefits of responsivity (although this effect was only marginally significant when considering corrected p -values).