Barely Significant

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a statistical trendp = .091.8× alphagold
Simple main effect analysis using Tukey’s HSD Post-Hoc tests revealed that C/G carriers of CRHR1 (rs878886) who were also 5HTTLPR s-carriers showed a heightened context FPS when compared to CRHR1 (rs878886) C/C carriers with the 5HTTLPR s-carriers genotype ( p = .02), and as a statistical trend when compared to CRHR1 (rs878886) C/G carriers with the 5HTTLPR s/s genotype ( p = .09).
a marginal trendp = .091.8× alphagold
As per previous investigations of visual performance fields [5] , [8] , we first conducted a 2 (Head Posture) * 2 (Distractor Orientation) * 8 (Target Location) omnibus ANOVA on these transformed values averaged over participants, which confirmed main effects of Head Posture ( F (1,3) = 13.474, MSE = .139, p = .035, η 2 = .818), and Location ( F (7,21) = 11.521, MSE = .427, p <.001, η 2 = .793), but only a marginal trend for the main effect of Distractor Orientation ( F (1,3) = 6.104, MSE = .841, p = .09, η 2 = .670).
a nonsignificant trendp = .091.8× alphagold
Given that in 40% of the sample the Optimal versus Non-Optimal difference was quite small, it is not surprising that the observed difference between the Optimal and Non-Optimal means in the full sample was relatively small; they differed at the level of a nonsignificant trend (mean difference = 1.78; pooled SD = 6.38; t = 1.73, 152, p = .09; d = .28, 95% confidence interval −.04 to .60).
marginally significantp = 0.091.8× alphagold
regilla decreased within all treatments between day 8 and 15; this negative change in infection load was significant in the intermediate treatment (Welch’s t-test t 8 = 3.568; p = 0.004) and was marginally significant in the low inoculation dose treatment (Welch’s t-test t 12 = 2.22; p = 0.09).