Barely Significant
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The effects of paternal obesity on sperm characteristics and early embryonic development: results from a retrospective study

Archives of Public Health · 2015 · PMC4582319

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borderline significantp=0.047actually significant
After adjusting for potential confounding, we found a borderline significant effect of paternal obesity/BMI on the degree of asymmetry of blastomeres: coefficient was +0.05 (p=0.047) if men were obese, and coefficient was +0.004 (p=0.059) with increasing paternal BMI.

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