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“only marginally significant”

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p<1.0p=0.9

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Though IRT-based reliability metrics (standard error of ability estimates, simulated test-retest reliability) only predicted a minor decrease in reliability, the empirical test-retest reliability estimates are much lower than observed in the laboratory-based Study 3, with the correlation between ability estimates across the two test waves only marginally significant after 25 items.
We found evidence for both countries (although stronger in Austria and only marginally significant in Italy) that variant-adapted (in our experiment, Omicron-adapted) vaccines could contribute to a greater readiness to get vaccinated (Austria: 0.256, CI 0.125–0.387; Italy: 0.037, CI 0.007–0.223), in particular among the triple vaccinated (0.279, CI 0.182–0.377).
Determinants of COVID-19 vaccine fatigue.
Nat Med · 2023 · PMC10202806
Approximately one third of the peaks that had remained only marginally significant (= significant at a lower threshold of 10% FDR) in the standard analysis, were now detected as significant at 5% FDR after VBQTL analysis, likely due to the negative effect of confounding sources on power in the original approach.
For example, Gender‐affirmation support was significantly correlated with school safety for high school students ( ρ = 0.31), but this relationship was weaker and only marginally significant for post‐high school students ( ρ = 0.24). 4 Discussion While the body of research on school climate for transgender youth is expanding, significant gaps remain, particularly in contexts outside of North America (Bear et al. 2016 ; Franco and Cicillini 2016 ).
A notable exception is that fathers are three times more likely than mothers to work in their normal workplace by choice, compared to working all hours from home, although this effect is only marginally significant.