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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).

Additionally, there was a positive trend toward EPDS scores at 6 months predicting change in Visual Reception (p = 0.068).

Moreover, the differences of ERPs elicited by “NAL” and “NA” prosodies were marginally significant over left hemisphere ( p = .068).

Moreover, as for d′, 7-day correct response rate of non-words learned prior to wakeful resting was higher than 15-minute correct response rate of non-words learned prior to the spot-the-difference task, and this difference was close to significance ( F (1, 52) = 3.473, p = .068).

In each of these species, the overall pattern of recovery contrasted across park boundaries, showing net recovery (increase in percentage cover) inside the park but net mortality outside (one-tailed Mann-Whitney U-test, P<0.05 for the brooders though only marginally significant for M. annularis at P = 0.068).

Comparison of APOE genotypes with subject characteristics The difference between fasting plasma glucose in subjects with different APOE genotypes was statistically significant ( P < 0.05), and the fasting glucose level over 6.1 mmol/L almost reached statistical significance ( P = 0.068).

As subsequent entry of the Gender × Variability interaction term approached significance at conventional levels (p = .068), we ran logistic regression within men and women.

This difference was, however, only borderline significant (p = 0.068; Wilcoxon rank sum test).

• The manuscript alludes to follow-up adherence as an important factor and notes a slight trend toward lower follow-up attendance at 2 years for SAD patients (59.7% vs 63.6%, p=0.068) .

Accurate responses were significantly faster for good images than bad images (892 ms and 1028 ms respectively; t(8) = 8.82, p <0.001), and this effect was significant across all the categories (t(8) = 8.53, p <0.001 for beaches; t(8) = 6.27, p <0.001 for forests; t(8) = 4.42, p <0.01 for highways; t(8) = 5.2, p <0.001 for mountains and t(8) = 2.58, p <0.05 for offices) except for city streets in which the difference was marginally significant (t(8) = 2.10, p = 0.068).

Neither predictor was significant at the 5% level, although the effect of Nutri-Score approached significance (p = .068).

As shown in Table 2 , there is no association between nuclear YAP1 expression and tumor grade or residual disease in regional lymph nodes, but there exists a marginally significant correlation (r = 0.33 and p-value = 0.068 in the Pearson correlation coefficient analysis) between nuclear YAP1 level and tumor stage.

In our model a higher body mass index also proved to have a protective action; however, it was only marginally significant (HR = 0.97; P = 0.068).

7 ), indicating that rapamycin had an effect on subpopulations of both C- and Aδ- nociceptive fibers, though this did not quite reach significance (overall effect F 1,112 = 3.4, P = 0.068).

The main effect of Direct-gaze face duration approached significance, F (1,54) = 3.472, p = .068, η 2 p = .06, reflecting the tendency to commit more errors at the longer ( M = 2.4%, SE = .25) than at the shorter ( M = 2%, SE = .17) duration.

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).

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).

Only the main effect of congruency approached significance [ F (2, 42) = 2.870, p = .068, η p 2 = .120], with error rates being slightly larger for the incongruent (M = 13.3%, SEM = 3%) as compared to the congruent and neutral conditions (M = 12.78%, SEM = 2.9% and M = 12.1%, SEM = 2.8%, respectively).

We found, however, a significant and negative correlation between mean productivity in the whole population-year and the SEA c ( r s = −0.86, P = 0.014), and a marginally significant negative correlation between mean productivity and the SDNND b ( r s = −0.72, P = 0.068), suggesting that those population-years with more heterogeneous territories in terms of diet were less productive than population-years with territories showing more homogeneous prey consumption patterns ( Figure 5 ).

Unilateral MMD showed a trend to reduced temporal correlations of low-frequency BOLD signals compared with bilateral MMD (p = 0.068).

Comparisons between the search types showed a significant difference at the first session (separate = 2.0, parallel = 2.3, t (12) = 3.638, p = 0.003) and a slight trend at the second session (separate = 1.2, parallel = 1.3, t (12) = 2.006, p = 0.068) with parallel searches requiring more presentations.

However, there was a genotype effect (F (1,31) = 5.331, P<0.05), and the cage effect was close to significance (F (1,31) = 3.577, P = 0.068) ( Figure 3 ).

For women, those who had already retired had shorter telomeres than their employed peers ( P = 0.026), with those unable to work through ill health also nearing significance for shorter telomeres ( P = 0.068) ( Table S6 ).

In Experiment 3, filtering efficiency was negatively correlated with trait social anxiety ( r = −.39, p <.01) and marginally significant with state anxiety ( r = −.33, p = .068).

While this difference did not reach conventional statistical significance due to the small number of cases, Fisher’s exact test indicated a marginal trend (p = 0.068, Fisher’s exact test).