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There was a nearly significant increase in personality disorders ( p = 0.055).

This difference was borderline non-significant (t(108)=-1.94, p=0.055; mean difference -3.0 weeks, 95% CI -6.1 to 0.06) (Table 2 ).

Atrial fibrillation (AF) was more frequent in the HFpEF group, though the difference was borderline non-significant (21.6% vs. 8.0%, p = 0.055).

Suppression pattern differences approached significance (p = 0.055).

On multivariate logistic regression analysis (Table 3 ), increasing age showed a borderline significant positive association (OR: 1.018, p=0.055).

To abstract the percentage of change in SALT scores, the results of the MANCOVA test provided in Table 2 revealed that the overall improvement from baseline to 12 months showed a trend toward significance (P = 0.055, partial eta squared = 0.067).

This test, comparing the match rates of ChatGPT and Google Gemini, showed a borderline non-significant difference (p = 0.055).

C-reactive protein showed a trend toward significance (p = 0.055), while other variables were not significantly associated with AL.

However, the MCSS (fx) - MCS (nl) partial versus intact group was approaching significance (p = 0.055).

Additionally, the difference in the number of complicated inguinal hernias between the two periods was marginally significant, and it increased from 11.4% to 23.4% during the COVID-19 period (p = 0.055).

While the one-tailed test approached significance (p = 0.0556), the two-tailed test did not (p = 0.111), suggesting a trend toward increased methylation following the intervention, though limited by sample size.

The association approached but did not reach significance (χ2 = 5.77, df = 2, p = 0.0559; Cramér’s V = 0.277) (Table 5 , Figure 5 ).

However, the relationship of the caregiver to the patient approached significance ( p =0.056), with family members more likely to have sufficient knowledge compared to paid caregivers and others (Table 3 ).

In Rolving et al., although ODI scores were not significantly different at six months and one year, p-values were nearly statistically significant (p = 0.056 at six months, p = 0.082 at one year) [ 15 ].

compared the DBI pre-operatively and at follow-up and found that when the repair group was compared to the ligation group, the DBI change in the index finger of the reconstructed artery approached significance (p = 0.056).

In contrast, statistically marginally significant differences were found in LDL-C levels (P=0.056), and no statistically significant differences were observed in TC and HDL-C levels (in females) (P>0.1).

LDL-C showed marginal significance (AUC=0.607, P=0.056), while TC failed to show discriminatory ability (AUC=0.584, P=0.134).

Tumor grade showed a tendency towards significance (p=0.056), and age was the only parameter that was found to be non-significant (p=0.80).

It was observed that patients who achieved self-management goals showed greater mean hemoglobin A1c reductions at three months than those who did not (-3.6% and -3.0%, respectively) and that the effect of goal achievement on hemoglobin A1c was near-significant (P=.056).

The duration of infertility showed a borderline significant association with IUI outcome in the letrozole + HMG group (U = 95.5, p = 0.056), suggesting a potential influence on treatment success.

Age exhibited a borderline significance in relation to knowledge of the partner's blood type [X2(3,207)=7.550, p=0.056].

However, the number of influencers followed showed a trend toward significance, with those following fewer than 10 influencers more likely to report positive results (p=0.056).

There was a nearly significant difference in mean TFAA among patients discharged from the ED and admitted to the hospital, a mean difference of -24.5 minutes (t=-1.925; p=0.056).

Our results showed a trend toward a correlation between dysphagia and anterior approach ( p = 0.056).

Normal levels of WBC compared to leukocytosis were associated with about half the odds of re-visit, although this was marginally significant (OR = 0.49, 95% CI: 0.23-1.02, p = 0.056).