borderline significancep = .06
Borderline significance ( p = .06) in calcium levels between normal and high ALP was identified.
Borderline significance ( p = .06) in calcium levels between normal and high ALP was identified.
There was a borderline significant difference for calcium levels ( p = .06) and no difference for DEXA hip T‐scores ( p = .2755) between those with a high and normal ALP. 3.6.
There were no significant differences evident between these two groups but for ALP which was approaching significance ( p = .09).
However, even in this small group, difference in ALP levels approached significance. 4.1.