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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).

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

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.

Although ΦST and Jost’s D values show low levels of differentiation for Mc1r; the P-values are just marginally insignificant (ΦST = 0.006 p = 0.068 D j = 0.079, p = .066).

This difference between the two tasks was marginally significant (t(34) = 1.885, p = 0.068, η 2 = .095).

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).

Infants’ expressive vocabulary size was negatively correlated with their mothers’ mean anxiety scores ( r (45) = -.36, p = .014) and the correlation with mean depression scores approached significance ( r (45) = -.28, p = .068).

A two-way ANOVA with factors Gender (male/female) and Culture (Swiss/German) performed on individual percentage of face-responses shows that the main effect of Culture was not significant (F(1;123) = 0.856, p = 0.36, n.s.), whereas the main effect of Gender approached significance (F(1;123) = 3.396, p < 0.068).

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

When the variables sex, age, and hunger level were added to the regression model as controls, the main effect was marginally significant ( P = .068) but neither the effects of BMI ( P = .569), sex ( P = .348), age ( P = .164), hunger ( P = .628) nor the interaction term ( P = .222) were significant.

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 ).

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).

Borderline significance was observed for TA phase (z = 1.929, p = 0.068).

The main effect of the A 260 absorbance was negative and almost significant (Est = -1.08, p-value = 0.068).

Both the annual and winter PDO indices displayed marginally significant positive trends (p = 0.068 and 0.032 respectively).

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.

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

Borderline significant p-values were determined for MT-ND2 for the other MPSP indices as, respectively, Trait Anxiety (p = 0.068) and Pregnancy Anxiety Total (p = 0.059).

Finally, in Experiment 4, there was a marginally significant increase ( F (1, 26) = 3.612, p = .068, η p 2 = .122) in reaction time in the blindfolded condition ( M = 0.6181, SE = .016) compared to the 60° FOV condition ( M = 0.5973, SE = .014).

Results Relationships between different measures of telomere length Quantitative PCR correlations with TRF and TOE approached significance (TRF and qPCR: Pearson’s r = 0.29, t = 1.88, p = 0.068; TOE and qPCR, Pearson’s r = 0.25, t = 1.60, p = 0.12).

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).

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 ).

Negative Affect For the negative affect scale, the main effect of time approached significance, F (1,26) = 3.62, p = .068, η p 2 = 0.12.

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) ).

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