a trend towards significanceP = .071
Additionally, the shoulder pain subgroup displayed a trend towards significance of greater mPSD forces than their pain-free peers ( t 22 = 1.895, P = .071).
Additionally, the shoulder pain subgroup displayed a trend towards significance of greater mPSD forces than their pain-free peers ( t 22 = 1.895, P = .071).
Beyond the shoulder and elbow subgroups, no other subgroups reported significant differences or results that approached significance in any of the variables of interest to the pain-free group; however, the limited sample size in each subgroup exhibits the need for further investigation.
The limited sample size in the shoulder subgroup (n = 5) may have contributed to the result approaching, but not reaching, significance.