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“very close to significance”

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Health-Related Quality of Life Assessment As far as the health-related quality of life is concerned, all the eight health concepts measured by the SF-36 questionnaire were improved: those found in PF, GH, SF and MH scales registered a significant improvement, and those found in BP, VT and RE scales were, anyhow, very close to significance threshold ( Table 4 ). 3.5.
Although this is consistent with studies done in Ethiopia and abroad [ 18 , 25 , 26 , 28 – 30 ], yet none of the above causes was statistically significant on bivariate analysis level except prematurity (P = 0.054) which was very close to significance threshold and thus exceptionally considered to go for adjustment not to miss any association.
At steady state, the difference between normal and CS‐B fibroblasts was very close to significance (Wilcoxon t‐test, p‐value: 0.05200806), while a more significant variation across cell lines was noticed for the +UV conditions at 10 min (Wilcoxon t‐test, p ‐value: 0.001887166) and 30 min (Wilcoxon t‐test, p‐value: 0.01343623) after exposure to UV, respectively.
oleracea orthologues of the MYB-LIKE 2 (which negatively regulates GL2 expression in Arabidopsis) [ 47 ], one BoTTG1 , and one BoGL2 orthologue (with a 2nd BrGL2 very close to significance; Additional file 2 : Table S2B) were strongly (and significantly) up-regulated in the first leaf of AtGL3 + B. napus , while a BoDUF828 orthologue (with unknown function) and the homeodomain BrGLABROUS 12 ( BrHDG12 ) orthologue were significantly down-regulated (Table 2 ; remaining trichome genes with significantly different expression relative to Westar found in Additional file 2 : Table S2A).
T-test results also showed differences between preschool treatment and control groups on overt victimisation, reputational victimisation, and relational victimisation, with effect size confidence intervals very close to significance or significant; in each case, the pre-school treatment group scored higher on victimisation compared to their same-aged peers.