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The mean total β-adrenoceptor binding site density in the left ventricle was less in the preterm group compared to term, although this did not quite reach significance ( Fig. 5A, P = 0.070 for group effect).

There was a marginally significant maternal effect on intromission interval [t(21) = 1.51; p = 0.07] reflecting a trend for an increased intromission interval in the offspring of the High LG mothers (and see below).

Post hoc analyses showed that the Prot-7h group had higher values than the control group during the experiment (p<0.05) whereas only a trend toward significance compared to the Prot-5h group (p=0.07) was seen.

Specifically, anticipatory activity (i.e., timepoints 7–9) was reduced relative to what was observed for clock-checking, and the later activation peak appeared delayed and more gradual (i.e., timepoints 10–14) than that observed for the clock-onset response ( Figure 5a ), This was confirmed by the presence of a marginally significant condition X time interaction when comparing the clock-checks and PM-target response at these timepoints (7–14; F(7,133) = 1.94; p<.07).

To analyse if these associations were driven by the STI clinic participants, we ran the logistic regression by site of recruitment ( Table 6 ), finding that having a part-time job (OR 2.5, 95% CI 1.12–5.78) and trimming the pubic hair (OR 2.1, 95% CI 1.06–4.01) remained risk factors for colonisation among the STI clinic participants, having more than 6 heterosexual sexual partners in the previous 6 months only showed a trend (OR 3.9, p = 0.07) We then looked for risk factors with respect to specific body site colonisation.

After accounting for allometry and phylogenetic structuring, brain shape and dental morphology are significantly different between dietary guilds at P < 0.03 and relative brain size nearing significance at P = 0.07 ( Fig 1 and Table 3 ).

Age showed a borderline significant positive correlation with mFD (r = 0.245, p = 0.07) and no correlation with gFD (r = -0.169, p = 0.31).

The same trend was also observed for overall patient survival with borderline significance (p = 0.07, Figure 3J ).

The model with test for linear trend showed borderline significant trend over CPI categories (p = 0.07), with b (95% CI) = -0.046 (-0.101, 0.003) change in FEV 1 per unit increase in CPI.

There was a near-significant association between bednet use and reduced current fever rate (OR 0.52, 95% CI 0.26–1.07, p = 0.07) but surprisingly, those using bednets were more likely to have a history of fever than those without (OR 1.82, 95% CI 1.24–2.69, p = 0.002).

EMG activity There was a strong trend towards an increased EMG activity during the fatiguing contractions (time main effect; F 1,9 = 9.07; η 2 = 0.4, P = 0.07) but there was no difference between the tasks (task×muscle; F 2,18 = 2.5; η 2 = 0.4, P = 0.87).

In the case of cmetS-Z, however, a marginally significant relationship with fitness was only found in girls ( p = 0.07).

Both healthy unrelated and related controls were more likely to be never-smokers compared to pancreatic cancer cases (53% and 67% versus 38%, respectively) although the differences were marginally significant (p = 0.07).

In contrast, a similar ANOVA for the alpha session did not show the main interaction ( F 2,29 = 2.27, p = 0.12, η 2 = 0.14), although a quadratic trend approached significance ( F 1,30 = 3.46, p = 0.07, η 2 = 0.10).

There was a significant improvement from baseline to post-treatment scores for all outcome measures in both groups; however, no significant interactions between treatment and visit were detected ( Table 3 ), meaning that the change from baseline was similar in the two treatment groups, although FMA-UE showed a trend for interaction (p = 0.07) with bigger changes in the M-TOTgroup.

The hazard ratio for poor health is somewhat larger among women, but the difference is only marginally significant (p = .07 for a two-tailed Wald test), which is consistent with recent research [42] .

Likewise, adding relative risk to a model with only absolute risk improved fit significantly (p<.001), whereas adding absolute risk to a model including relative risk was associated with only a marginally significant improvement in fit (p=.07).

Post-hoc paired-samples t -tests for each age group indicated that there was a significant difference in local efficiency from rest to 2-back for young participants, t (13) = 4.22, p = .001, Cohen’s d = 1.13, and a marginally significant difference for older participants, t (14) = 1.96, p = .070, Cohen’s d = 0.51.

The same relationship, albeit only marginally significant, is observed for session 2 (TFT: p = .070; FFT: p = .057).

However, when causative mutations were grouped by the involved exon of MYH9 , mutations of exon 25 (T1155I, T1155A, and R1162T) were associated with a higher prevalence of elevation of both aminotrasferases (p = 0.04) and with a higher level of increase of ALT (p = 0.02); a nearly significant association was observed also for a higher elevation of AST (p = 0.07).

Previous joint surgery was marginally significant (OR 1.89, 95% CI 0.96–3.75, p = 0.07).

Finally, comparison of the rate of increase in CPM between CCL1 (1–73) with CCL1 (1–70) in the late phase showed a trend towards significance, both in the presence ( p = 0.07) and absence ( p = 0.05) of DEX.

The atazanavir C 12 was higher (median, 0.85 mg/L; range, 0.11–1.75) in patients with incident stones compared with patients without stones (median, 0.66 mg/L; range, 0.01–5.84), but the difference was of borderline significance ( P = 0.07).

Post-hoc comparisons achieved an almost significant effect (p = 0.07) of the drug in the time spent by animals in exploring the light compartment, when compared to vehicle administered animals.

For exploration we also tested interaction of genotype with other terms, which yield borderline significance for Genotype by Sex interaction with nematodes (p = 0.07).