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TT, p = .021), with no interaction and an Age effect with marginal significance ( p = .055).

Obese patients tended to progress to major LEA; however, this finding was at the limit of significance ( P = 0.055, adjusted residuals).

Gastrocnemius, a predominantly glycolytic muscle, was significantly smaller in 8-week smoke exposed mice when compared to their counterparts, whereas only a tendency toward significance was found between both groups after 24 weeks (p = 0.055).

The measure of x-flips only attained marginal significance, with 4% of its variance explained by trial and block trial ( p = .055).

Post-hoc comparisons indicated a marginally significant difference between ordered and scrambled text (428 and 475 wpm, respectively; p = .055) with the latter read faster than the former.

The main effect of disparities is marginally significant ( F (7 , 10) = 2.245, P = 0.055, η p 2 = 0.183).

However, the observed correlation was weak and only marginally significant (p = 0.055; R 2 = 0.18) ( Fig 4 ).

Furthermore, the MANCOVA on the same aPET ROI and the bilateral OFC fNIRS revealed a significant group effect [ F (6, 174) = 6.64, p < .001], leading to a significant effect on amyloid PET [ F (3, 88) = 11.46, p < .001] and a marginally significant effect on fNIRS [ F (3, 88) = 2.63, p = .055], Overall, Fig 6 shows that the amyloid PET signal tends to better differentiate the AD group from others, and the fNIRS signal tends to differentiate the SMI group from the other groups. fNIRS and anatomical measures When the LME model was fitted to the anatomical measures, no significant correlation between the fNIRS ROIs and gray volume or cortical thickness was found above and beyond what the group difference could explain.

However, the heavier the mother the faster was the rate of growth of its offspring, this effect was marginally significant (mother weight = 0.006, se = 0.003, p = 0.055, Table 3 ).

Breaking down the interaction between the number of children and religiosity revealed that in participants at high (+1 SD ) level of religiosity the number of children did not significantly predict marital satisfaction ( β = -0.010, t = -0.562 p = 0.576), however this relationship was almost significant and negative in participants at mean level of religiosity ( β = -0.030, t = -1.974, p = 0.055), and significant at low (-1 SD ) level of religiosity ( β = -0.051, t = -2.811, p = 0.006) ( Fig 3 ).

At the wettest site (Pretoriuskop) grass biomass below tree canopies increased with tree height but that relationship was only marginally significant (adjusted R 2 = 10.2%, p = 0.055; Figure 2d ).

The main effect of Type of HoloLens was not significant for both tasks (2D stepping target: F (1,15) = 0.76, p = 0.398, ƞ p 2 = 0.048; 3D obstacle crossing: F (1,15) = 2.64, p = 0.125, ƞ p 2 = 0.149), while the Type of Object × Type of HoloLens interaction was borderline significant for 2D target-stepping ( F (1,15) = 4.34, p = 0.055, ƞ p 2 = 0.225; Fig 5B ) and 3D obstacle-crossing ( F (1,15) = 4.62, p = 0.048, ƞ p 2 = 0.235; Fig 4C ) tasks, indicating that, at least for holographic 3D obstacle crossing, the initial orientation was significantly smaller for HoloLens 2 than for HoloLens 1 ( t (15) = 2.23, p = 0.041) in the absence of HoloLens differences for real-world 3D obstacles ( t (15) = -0.57, p = 0.578), a finding consistent with our expectations regarding the difference in AR-FOV size between HoloLenses.

While the trends are similar across segments, linkers, and loops; the enrichment of mild variants in termini contributed to a marginally significant difference in the cumulative distribution as measured by the Anderson-Darling test (p = 0.055) ( S3 Fig ).

This represents a doubling in ΔAUC over the age+ sex model (see Figure 2 ), although this difference is not quite statistically significant (p = 0.055), according to the DeLong test.

The abnormal condyle height group had a mean JPF score or 6.3 while the normal group score was 4.7, demonstrating an almost significant difference in symptoms p = 0.055.

Reaction time and deoxyhemoglobin The first LV relating reaction time and deoxyhemoglobin concentration was approaching significance ( p = 0.055) and explained 44.3% of the crossblock variance.

The results showed that the effect of emotion group was marginally significant, F (1, 53) = 3.86, p = .055, η p 2 = .07, with worse delayed memory in the positive condition ( M = .26, SE = .02) than in the control condition ( M = .31, SE = .02).

There was a strong trend towards a drug effect on adolescent locomotion (F(5,67) = 2.298, p = 0.055), primarily driven by quinpirole, the only treatment significantly different from saline (p = 0.031).

Serotonin tissue content, which was significantly less than NE tissue content in striatum, was not significantly affected, although there was a notable trend toward a decrease ( p = 0.055).

Greater novel peak N2 amplitude in the CA group at CZ approached significance compared with the WS group (t(21) = -2.031, p = .055, d = 0.82), and was significantly greater than the MA group (t(23) = -2.920, p<0.01; d = 1.22).

In multivariate analysis, controlled for age, only being HLA B 5701 positive showed a trend (p = 0.055) for association with T2D, Table 3 .

It was significant for the siblings (r = −0.51, P = 0.003) and nearly significant for the field males (r = −0.57, P = 0.055) but not for the museum specimens (r = −0.495, P = 0.089).

The results showed the up-regulation of Buffy and BIRC5 in both the AH and CH groups for the (P<0.05; Table 2 ) and the down-regulation of IAPASSO and TNF3 in the AH group alone, that was close to the level of significance (P = 0.055 and P = 0.057, respectively).

D-dimer level also approaches statistical significance as a predictive factor (OR = 1.471, p = 0.055).

Univariate analyses showed a trend toward higher depressive symptoms among cases, compared to controls (p = 0.055), and among older subjects (>40 years), compared to younger subjects (≤40 years) (p = 0.059).