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marginally significantP < 0.0050.1× alphagold
Gene set enrichment analyses were performed with the clusterProfiler Bioconductor package ( 57 ), using the hypergeometric test to assess enrichment of marginally significant DEGs (at P < 0.005) that were stratified by case–control directionality, against a background of all expressed genes that had Entrez gene IDs.
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FFI Pain Subscale Score Results of FFI pain subscale total score ( Figure 7 ) show that the treatment group had highly significant differences between baseline and all follow-up time points ( P < .005), resulting in a 24% (±3.8%) average score reduction at week 4 and peaking at 39% (±5.7%) at week 12, indicating rapid and sustaining plantar fasciitis ability improvement in daily activities.
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116 In our previous study on patients with T2D following a very low carbohydrate intervention, there was a marginally significant increase in eGFR at 1 year. 72 A post hoc analysis of these data revealed that a higher mean BHB at 1 year (β=5.04, p=0.005) was significantly associated with a greater increase in mean eGFR (unpublished data).
The case for a ketogenic diet in the management of kidney disease.
BMJ Open Diabetes Res Care · 2024 · PMC11057262
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Statistical analysis using student's t -test showed that the anti-tumor growth effect of the targeted-IONP-Cisplatin was highly significant compared to no-treatment control ( p <0.005), and significant compared to cisplatin ( p <0.05) and non-targeted IONP-Cisplatin ( p <0.01) treated mouse groups.
marginally nonsignificantp = .0050.1× alphagold
When accounting for geographic proximity among sites using a partial RDA, WinSST was again the top predictor of both outlier and nonoutlier genotypes based on model selection, although this was marginally nonsignificant for the nonoutlier SNPs ( F = 13.03, p = .005 and F = 2.41, p = .055, respectively).