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We found that there was a possible trend for younger penguins to participate more often than older penguins, which was weakened when excluding Phil ( N = 15, Spearman r s = 0.222, p = 0.076; excluding Phil, N = 14, Spearman r s = 0.168, p = 0.145).

The covariate pre-cleaning showed a marginally significant effect ( p = 0.078), indicating a trend of baseline contamination level influencing post-cleaning bacterial residues. 3.1.1.

However, the difference between TTP0.56 and TTP0.76 was not statistically significant, although it was close to significance ( p = 0.078).

However, the only significant correlation between the night WVCs and LDP was found for December (r s = 0.313; p < 0.001; n = 155), with marginally non-significant correlations observed for September (r s = 0.144; p = 0.078; n = 150), October (r s = 0.149; p = 0.064; n = 155), and November (r s = 0.154; p = 0.061; n = 150).

Statistical testing showed a tendency toward significance: the Mann–Whitney U test yielded (U = 196, z = 1.7612, p = 0.0782).

The expression of IFN-γ ( p = 0.098) in the jejunum of the HEP group showed an increasing trend, while that of iNOS ( p = 0.079) in the jejunum of the LLEP group showed a decreasing trend.

Additionally, all FBP-supplemented groups exhibited a decreasing trend in a* value ( p = 0.079) of thigh muscle regardless of dose compared with the control group.

All other test groups showed a decreasing trend in the concentration of NH 3 -N in the sheep rumen fluid compared to the control group ( p = 0.079).

The differences in the growth rates of RAS-reared fish before and after the elimination of SBNI fish at the 32nd DPH in our experiment were subtle (showing a statistical trend p = 0.079), but this step might have potentially offered more benefits in the later growth phases.

Statistically significant differences between the groups were not found for this parameter, although, at T3, a statistical trend towards a higher value was observed in group F ( p = 0.079).

The five-parity retention rate exhibited a positive trend with increasing backfat thickness at puberty, with the highest retention rate (40.18%) observed in gilts with >15 mm backfat thickness ( p = 0.08). 3.7.

An interaction effect approaching significance was observed for T.BIL levels ( p = 0.080).

The results indicated no significant differences in tissue morphology, but an increasing trend in the V/C ratio was observed as the concentration of P.SMS increased ( p = 0.080). 3.3.

However, serum concentration did follow an increasing trend ( p = 0.08), which is consistent with the results of gene expression for the 20 and 30% treatment groups.

However, despite the small sample size, bacterial community composition differed by farm when using Bray–Curtis ( p = 0.03, PERMANOVA) ( Figure S3C ) and unweighted UniFrac ( p = 0.03, PERMANOVA) but was only a strong trend when using weighted UniFrac distances ( p = 0.08, PERMANOVA).

Bone Mineral Density Although not statistically significant, hens in the DO-L and DO-H groups showed a trend toward increased BMC and BMD in the tibia compared to the control group ( p = 0.08; Table 4 ).

Sex Effect Analysis of the transformed data showed that males had greater values than females for nine of the serum analytes, of which the differences were significant for PHOS and TBL and approached significance for CREA ( p = 0.08) and GLO ( p = 0.06).

control) showed a trend toward significance ( p = 0.08), explained by the lower expression found in the MCT neutralized dogs with respect to the neutralized control dogs ( p < 0.05), which was not found in the intact dogs ( Figure 3 B).

Compared with the CON and MD groups ( Figure 5 C), cats in the EF group showed an increasing trend in the abundance of Lachnospiraceae ( p = 0.08); notably, Ruminococcaceae exhibited considerably higher abundance ( p < 0.001).

Body weight exhibited an increasing trend with higher lysine levels during the later stage of the trial, approaching statistical significance at both Day 60 ( p = 0.08) and Day 75 ( p = 0.07).

A GLMM on the summed number of manually counted steps with the same 18 hens excluded (fixed effect of the rearing treatment, IDs of birds nested within pen, and pen nested with rearing treatment and ranging as the random effects) showed a trend for significance (F 2, 7 . 83 = 3.60, p = 0.08), where the post-hoc tests showed the novelty hens stepped more than the control hens. 3.1.5.

Feed-efficient heifer calves showed a trend toward a lower MCH ( p = 0.08) at the start, and demonstrated significantly lower MCH at the end of the testing period.

Higher proportions of BSFL in the diet also led to reduced production costs, confirmed via a polynomial analysis of the linear trend ( p = 0.003), and impacted the NPR, which showed an increasing trend at a 12% inclusion level ( p = 0.08).

Finally, at slaughter age, the mean BW of birds was not significantly ( p > 0.05) different among the experimental groups; however, a statistical trend ( p = 0.08) was recorded for the mean BW of birds in group D, being significantly lower in comparison with that in groups A and F.

However, given that this model compares one individual to six, it is important to note that the difference shows a trend towards significance (0.105, z = 1.75, p = 0.08).