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Household education also contributes notably (β = 1.014), though its effect is marginally significant ( p = .067).

However, the interaction of CTQ by genotype showed only a tendency toward statistical significance (Interaction b = -0.0497, t (199) = -1.84, p = 0.067), which could be related to the relatively small sample in the SS group (for comparison see Table 4 ).

There was a close-to-significant small correlation between syncopation and joint audio entropy ( r = .259, p = .067), which may have been caused by both measures representing complexity, albeit based on different methods of computation: A syncopated pattern might be described in terms of uncertainty (unexpected note onsets), but uncertainty can be expressed in other ways than syncopation (e.g. microtiming).

Finally, at the p<5×10 −4 threshold, the use of 120 SNPs identified by the C/J analysis and the lead SNPs results in a slightly higher and nearly statistically significant increase in AUC over that of a model which includes only the 34 lead SNPs at the corresponding loci (AUC = 0.5965 vs. 0.5858; p = 0.067).

Interestingly, while we observed no difference between He and Ob myocytes, there was a clear trend towards an increased activation of STAT3 in DM myocytes compared to He myocytes (P = 0.067) and compared to Ob myocytes (P = 0.056) ( Figure 2B ).

In univariate analysis, apart from the gene signature, age ( P = 0.028) and completeness of excision were significant ( P = 0.012) and Masaoka stage approached significance ( P = 0.067).

The interaction between validity and distractor type was marginally significant, F(1,13) = 3.98, MSE = 24, p = .067.

Although the reduced survival of K5-Cre+ Dicer c/c mice with a single conditional allele of p53 is borderline significant (p = 0.067), ablation of both functional alleles of p53 greatly reduced survival of Dicer-ablated mice relative to Dicer-ablated, p53-wildtype (p = 0.0001) or Dicer-ablated, p53-haploinsufficient (p = 0.0002) mice.

The average of the pairwise F ST values among the M-type populations was higher than that among the S-type populations, and the difference was nearly significant ( P = 0.067).

Those in Profile 1 were also significantly lower in risk-taking than Profile 2 ( M diff =0.40, p = .006), and lower in risk-taking (with the difference approaching significance) than Profile 4 ( M = 3.42, M diff =0.63, p = .067).

Comparing the effects of writing about the fear-inducing event and writing about a walk in the city park/forest revealed a weak and marginally significant main effect of measurement point for positive affect, Greenhouse–Geisser F (2.59, 329.24) = 2.51, p = .067, η p 2 = .019, and a strong significant main effect for negative affect, Greenhouse–Geisser F (2.18, 276.96) = 49.38, ε = 0.727, p < .001, η p 2 = .280.

Additionally, the middle segment showed a trend towards a reduction in the number of APC(CC1) positive oligodendrocytes following 4 weeks of remyelination ( Fig. 4C , p = 0.067).

Differences between the seronegation rates according to age were statistically weakly significant (P = 0.0671).

Importantly, blood Sec-miR reporter levels after day 21 showed a trend towards correlation with tumor volume (R 2 = 0.6090; p = 0.0671) and significantly correlated with FLuc signal (R 2 = 0.7067; p<0.05).

In the F1 generation an increase in kidney disease in males approached significance (P = 0.0672) and in the females there was no effect.

The effect of larval body mass had a marginally non-significant influence on CTmax (F 1,76 = 3.45, p = 0.0673).

As we can see from the figure, the ML condition shows classification accuracy above the control condition for the LONG category, however this difference was only trending towards significance (using a two-sample, equal variance t-test, p = 0.0674).

Over time there was significant decrease in peroxidase (p<0.0001) and near-significant decrease in phenol oxidase (p = 0.0675) enzyme activity ( Table 1 ).

There was no significant difference between the total costs per patient per day from the four selected outbreaks in the national data (median €81.89) and the data from the on-site audit (median €109.87), however, there was a trend towards significance (p = 0.068, Z = -1.826).

Change in phloem NSC from May to October was not correlated with phloem lesion length ( Figure 2 ), but trees with larger phloem lesions had a near-significant correlation with a decline in phloem NSC from May to August (R 2 = 0.399, p = 0.068).

After adjusting for gender, age, marital status, education level, self-reported psychiatric diagnosis, and COVID-19 wave, the direct effect of FCV-19S on PHQ-9 was rendered marginally significant ( β = 0.098, 95% CI [−0.01, 0.20], p = 0.068; S1 Table ).

With the obsession scale, the experimental group reported a mean reduction of 1.43 and the control group a reduction of 0.56, while difference was only marginally significant, t (28) = 1.90, p = 0.068, it had a medium effect size (0.69).

However, in the Cox regression models, treatment was the only significant variable (P = 0.031), although D* CER was nearly significant ( P = 0.068).

While the expression levels of four proteins were not significantly related to DFS ( Table 2 ), low DPD expression level (IHC score < 10 [cut-off value; median]) showed a trend towards worse 5-year DFS (78% vs. 88%; P = 0.068; Fig. 2(A) ).

In contrast, control males showed a trend for increase in % red/black (χ 2 = 3.33, df = 1, p = 0.068; Fig. 2B ), consequence of feather plucking as feathers grew back red/black on control birds that gained breeding positions (N = 3) and brown on the control bird that remained as a natal auxiliary (N = 1).