marginal significanceP = 0.060
When mouse age and sex are added to the model, exposure status remains significant ( P = 0.010) while age is at marginal significance ( P = 0.060) [ Supplementary Table 1 ].
When mouse age and sex are added to the model, exposure status remains significant ( P = 0.010) while age is at marginal significance ( P = 0.060) [ Supplementary Table 1 ].
On the other hand, Il-1β and Il-12p70 levels in BALF of exposed mice had a trend towards lower expression, particularly among the older mice [75 days (11 weeks) old at sacrifice] [ Figure 5C and D ]; however, this did not reach statistical significance after adding mouse age and sex to the models ( P ≥ 0.1) [ Supplementary Table 1 ].
Statistical significance was determined by P values of < 0.05, while P values that were < 0.1 were considered to be marginally significant.