did not reach statistical significancep-value = 0.216
The proportion of collaborative analyses was higher, even though this difference did not reach statistical significance (76.92% vs. 56.57%, p-value = 0.216).
The proportion of collaborative analyses was higher, even though this difference did not reach statistical significance (76.92% vs. 56.57%, p-value = 0.216).
Two additional studies [ 68 , 99 ] produced marginally significant results as judged by the disagreement between the multivariate and univariate Wald tests (Table 3 ).
Two additional studies produced marginally insignificant results (i.e. the multivariate Wald test contradicted the univariate one), mainly due to the existence of rare haplotypes or heterogeneity that has not been accounted for in the initial analysis.