Barely Significant
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“very close to statistical significance”

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The study mirrored the spectacular effects of the trial performed earlier in DKD patients, i.e., Canagliflozin and Renal Events in Diabetes with Established Nephropathy Clinical Evaluation (CREDENCE), except for all-cause death, which—although very close to statistical significance—was not reduced by allocation to canagliflozin [ 108 ].
Regarding age ( Table 3 ), for participants aged 65 years or older, only mobility showed a significant difference in terms of disability level between the two groups ( p < 0.05); moreover, although statistically nonsignificant, the relationship domain showed a higher disability level in the ABI group than that in the SCI group, with a p-value of 0.05, very close to statistical significance.
15 Despite the fact that most of the data strongly suggest that anti-Ro/SSA-mediated electrophysiological effects have a significant clinical impact, some studies reported partially conflicting results (either slight differences but very close to statistical significance, or no association between anti-Ro/SSA and QTc prolongation), both in adults and in children. 14 Notably, even among studies showing a significant association, markedly different percentages of QTc prolongation in patients with anti-Ro/SSA-positive CTD were observed (from ∼10% to 60%). 14 Although
For the exploratory analysis with the whole country (8098 municipalities) these overall RRs were statistically significant, whereas after controlling the potential confounders by the matching (528 matched municipalities) they were very close to statistical significance.
Furthermore, from week 4 onwards, weekly differences very close to statistical significance were observed between the two treatment groups; the statistical significance was obtained at week 6 (result with *) with a clear reduction in pain in the group that received IF with respect to the group placebo ( Table 3 ).