Barely Significant
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The effects of economic development and built environment on diabetes in CHINA.

Popul Health Metr · 2017 · PMC5622421 · PMID 28962573

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weakly significantno p-value reported
An interesting result shows that generally a smaller household size may be related to a lower risk of diabetes, though it is only weakly significant.

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highly significantno p-value reported
Since its coefficients from five regressions are all highly significant, such a negative relationship represents that people living in smaller house are more likely to develop diabetes.

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