marginally significantp =0.051
A marginally significant difference in mean age was found between the central and peripheral groups ( p =0.051).
A marginally significant difference in mean age was found between the central and peripheral groups ( p =0.051).
The only evidence supporting this hypothesis was that the peripheral group was the oldest (mean age 49.0±17.7); approximately 10 years older than the central group (mean age 38.5±17.8), this difference showed marginal significance.