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“a tendency toward statistical significance”

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A tendency toward statistical significance was found for the group of women with grades 1 and 2 and related to the lower concentration of post-treatment AOPPs than in the group of patients with grade 3 according to the Elston and Ellis scale ( p = 0.0890).
In contrast, GI was negatively associated with motor development in both the minimally and fully adjusted models (β coefficient (p-trend): − 3.21 (0.01)), while the crude model showed only a tendency toward statistical significance (β coefficient (p-trend): − 2.20 (0.09)) (Table 7 ).
The relationship between the change in training impulse and the predicted change in peak power output (W) (based on the online platform: 0.01 [95% CI: 0.00–0.02] W, p = 0.06; based on the weekly adherence surveys: 0.01 [0.00–0.02] W, p = 0.08) showed a tendency toward statistical significance.
Because of the small number of possibilities and the difference in in the values observed for the Moro score (ranging from −1 to 2), the results show that there is a tendency toward statistical significance in the direction of a significant prediction using the ROC curve. 3.4.