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tendency towards significancep = 1.88 × e −570.0× alpha
Repeated measures ANOVA showed a significant main effect of time and treatment, but only a slight tendency towards significance for time*treatment interaction (main effect of time: F(7.860,337.984) = 56.832, p = 1.88 × e −57 , ηp 2 = 0.569; main effect of treatment: F(4,43) = 5.973, p = 0.0006, ηp 2 = 0.357; time*treatment: F(31.440,337.984) = 1.396, p = 0.082, ηp 2 = 0.115).
tendency towards significancep = 0.0030.1× alpha
We found increases that were statistically significant or show a tendency towards significance when both sexes were considered together ( Fig. 2 B1-2; distance travelled: p = 0.003, t = 0.134; immobile episodes: p = 0.059, t = 1.951), but not when males were analyzed separately ( Fig. 2 C1-2; p > 1.000 in all parameters).
As indicated in Table 4 , the second hierarchical regression analysis showed that after controlling for variance explained by obsessive-compulsive and depressive symptom load at intake, entering all three belief domains in the next regression step revealed a clear tendency towards significance for the prediction of obsessive-compulsive symptoms at discharge (∆ F (3,65) = 2.68, p = .05).
tendency towards significancep = 0.0531.1× alpha
Using the ELISA based on a specific antibody to trout fibrinogen, the concentration of Atlantic salmon fibrinogen gave, in comparison with healthy serum, a significant increase in samples from salmon with PD ( p = 0.023) and a tendency towards significance in serum from fish with CMS ( p = 0.053) was found (Table 6 ).
Significant reductions were found in the studies, which had assessed the effects of grape extract (WMD: −0.72 mg/L, 95 % CI: −1.31, -0.13; P=0.016), and a tendency towards significance was observed in the studies, which had prescribed higher amounts of grape polyphenols (>200 mg/d) (WMD: −0.67 mg/L, 95 % CI: −1.34, 0.01; P=0.053).