Barely Significant

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On the other hand, some of those substances that had a decreasing trend in prevalence either exhibited an increasing trend (e.g., alcohol and tobacco), remained relatively stable (e.g., ecstasy for middle school students) or, to a lesser extent, decreased in onset rate (ecstasy, ketamine, and marijuana for high school students).
However, the effect of low educational attainment is close to being statistically significant and we argue that this suggests that there are effects of educational attainment and the risk of ME/CFS, even when comparing with a population that innately controls for the effect of educational attainment on the likelihood of hospital diagnosis.