Barely Significant

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In turn, the almost significant frequent-initial preference observed when exposed to misaligned cues could suggest that infants detected the incongruence between the auditory and visual facial cues (or at least were unable to integrate the facial cues in any way), and hence ignored the unreliable visual information and segmented the language based on the cumulative and more stable auditory sources of information, as found in certain instances with adults [ 46 – 47 ].
The 3D-EPI showed a trend of lower sensitivity and higher specificity compared to the SMS-EPI sequence, these differences were however not statistically significant neither for AR(1) (paired t-test with 9 degrees of freedom, p = 0.58 and t = 0.57 for the sensitivity; p = 0.44 and t = 0.81 for the specificity) nor for FAST (p = 0.91 and t = 0.12 for the sensitivity; p = 0.68 and t = 0.43 for the specificity).
Employment status and being worried about disappointing loved ones were marginally significant at p-values less than 0.10; after controlling for other factors, the odds of high versus low or medium PCAC score was 55% higher among women who reported working for pay than those who did not (p = 0.06) and 29% lower among women who were worried about disappointing loved ones compared to those who were not (p = 0.07), respectively.
For instance, retinal vasomotor function is, as part of the cerebral circulation, largely dependent on local nitric oxide (NO) production.[ 31 , 32 ] Asymmetric dimethylarginine (ADMA), an endogenous NO synthase inhibitor, is a known independent cardiovascular risk factor and has been shown to influence arteriolar and venule diameter.[ 33 ] A comparison of obese and moderately-trained subjects as well as athletes showed a trend to lower ADMA in individuals with higher physical fitness.[ 34 ] This observation may point towards an NO-mediated mechanism for fitness-dependent blood flow measurements in the FAZ area.