marginally significantP =0.01
20 There was a marginally significant association between race and antibody response ( P =0.01), suggesting that African Americans had slightly higher responses than whites.
20 There was a marginally significant association between race and antibody response ( P =0.01), suggesting that African Americans had slightly higher responses than whites.
In a multivariate model of log 10 antibody fold increase including BMI, age, race and sex, both BMI and age remained significant predictors of fold increase ( P =0.002 and P <0.001, respectively), whereas race was marginally significant ( P =0.03) and sex was borderline significant ( P =0.08).