marginally significantP values >.1
Statistical significance was defined as a P value of <.05, with P values between .05 and .1 considered marginally significant, and P values >.1 considered insignificant.
Statistical significance was defined as a P value of <.05, with P values between .05 and .1 considered marginally significant, and P values >.1 considered insignificant.
There was, however, a marginally statistically significant ( P <.1) difference found in the reporting of pain by age groups, with pain more frequently reported by younger patients.