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The association between self-reported history of injection drug use and symptoms of depressive disorder was marginally significant (p = 0.055).

We found a marginally significant effect of Language Group ( B = -.73, SE = .38, p = .055), as well as significant effects of counting ( B = .30, SE = .05, p < .0001), and Age ( B = .15, SE = .03, p < .0001).

This difference is slightly significant according to a two-sided Mann-Whitney test, p = 0.055).

Expression of Mrc1 was variable, but elevated following M1 (LPS/IFN-γ) MP treatment approaching significance as p = 0.055 relative to saline treatment.

A correlation, very close to statistical significance, with a better outcome was also demonstrated for the previous use of TMP/SMX prophylaxis (OR[95%CI] 0.27 [0.07–1.03], p = 0.055).

A similar trend was observed for τ 2 , but this did not quite reach significance (P = 0.055, t = 2.378, df = 6; One Sample T-test).

However, when using independent t-tests to examine group differences in amount of SWS, we found a nearly significant difference between the Immediate and 4-Hour groups (t = −2.07, p = .055).

In terms of the binding foundations, need for closure ( b = .30, SE = .11, β = .18, p < .01) was again a positive predictor, whereas empathy was a marginally significant negative predictor ( b = -.21, SE = .11, β = -.13, p = .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).

A priori planned comparisons using one-tailed paired t-tests revealed significantly higher scores for dilemmas with humanized than neutral persons on the H scale (H umanized : M = 60.7, SE = 2,5, N eutral : M = 56.2, SE = 2.5, T(53) = 2.36, p = 0.011), a strong trend towards higher scores on the PD scale for dilemmas with H umanized persons (H umanized : M = 59.5, SE = 3.3, N eutral : M = 56.0, SE = 2.6, T(53) = 1.63, p = 0.055), and a weaker trend towards higher scores on the EC scale (H umanized : M = 56.4, SE = 2,5, N eutral : M = 53.8, SE = 2.5, T(53) = 1.30, p = 0.099).

RT showed a marginally significant main effect of Stroop congruency ( F (2,38) = 3.47, ε = .77, p = .055, η p 2 = .16): participants responded slower in incongruent than in congruent trials ( t (19) = 2.42, p = .026, d = 0.54; M = 448 vs. 417 ms, 95% CI [4.16, 57.1]).

Log rank analysis showed a difference approaching significance with higher rates of adverse events in patients with cardiovascular disease (p = 0.055).

We found a positive association between GlcCer levels and sGpnmb, which was significant in the spleen ( r = 0.66, P < 0.05, Fig 10C ) and nearly significant in the liver ( r = 0.49, P = 0.055, Fig 10D ).

Results approached significance using an adult-male-only data set: p = 0.055 when the proportion of multi-step mutations was set to 0.22 and 0.10.

Kaplan Meier analysis showed a trend (p=0.055) toward better survival in group treated with SBRT.

Participants who had not attempted to reduce the disorders showed a trend of having lower pain scores than those who had (−1.5 points, p = 0.055).

The interaction between target numerosity and visual cue size approached significance [ F (4,112) = 2.39, p = 0.055] implicating that the estimation bias induced by convex hull differed in size between target numerosities.

Results In our study, we addressed the following questions: a) Does fungal biomass, diversity, or community composition, differ between units with visible mold, units with no visible mold, and the outdoors? b) What taxa dominate units with visible mold? C) Do fungi forming visible colonies on surfaces become airborne and contribute to the indoor air microbiome? Fungal biomass We found that mean fungal biomass was marginally significant (ANOVA; p = 0.055) across indoor units with visible mold, indoor units with no visible mold, and the outdoors ( Fig 2 ).

The areca nut chewing history showed a borderline significant trend (P = 0.055, odds ratio = 1.370, 95% confidence interval: 0.993–1.890).

PERMDISP indicated that differences in dispersion among the different stand age classes were marginally significant for ground-dwelling beetles ( P = 0.055; Fig 2B ) and significant for flying beetles ( P = 0.015; Fig 2C ).

Finally, a near-significant interaction (β = 2.36, p = .055) suggested that dual-task performance was more constrained by patients’ attentional capacity in external focus conditions.

As already reported by several previous studies [8] , [13] , we also observed a similar functional connectivity between face- and voice sensitive areas for normal participants, although the results were only marginally significant ( p = 0.055 FWE corrected for ROI; Fig. 4C ).

Using logistic regression with principal components as covariates we found an association of the novel SNV in cases with mood-incongruent psychotic BP compared with controls that was statistically significant in a dominant model (OR = 1.73, P -value = 0.039) and close to significance in an additive model (OR = 1.64, P -value = 0.055).

Overall, the distance to port significantly influenced fisher’s behaviour in the Before period and Year 1 (p<0.05), whereas depth influenced effort density allocation in all periods (Year 1: p<0.05; Years 2, 3, After: p<0.001), although in the Before period it was marginally non-significant (p = 0.055).

However, the difference was only marginally significant and the effect was small, t (112) = −1.94, p = .055, d = −0.36.