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barely missed statistical significance

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p=0.051

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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2 ). POMC DNAm at baseline At baseline, ECT patients showed higher DNAm levels compared with UDC and HC (EMM(±SE): ECT: 0.252( ± 0.013), UDC: 0.156 ( ± 0.015), HC: 0.162( ± 0.014); Fig. 3 ). However, ECT-NR showed a significantly higher baseline POMC m when compared to the control groups (EMM(±SE): NR=0.279(±0.015); UDC=0.162(±0.013); HC=0.168(±0.012); MLM p<0.001), whereas ECT-R just barely missed statistical significance (R: 0.215(±0.018), F(2,811)=2.909, p=0.055).
Conversely, in the latter half of the study, where the training intervention shifted toward more intense training sessions and CHO intake was reintroduced in the PER group, CHO oxidation at LT and total CHO oxidation returned to baseline levels - although total CHO oxidation barely missed statistical significance ( p = 0.063) - accompanied by a normalization of fat oxidation.
The decreased page views, which only barely missed statistical significance, were possibly due to the increasing uncertainty amongst the population, which could have led to the relativization of “lifestyle medicine” like esthetic plastic surgery and information in this regard compared to the potentially life-threatening COVID-19 disease.
EDA3 20056.86 pg/mL, IQR 12573.71–30082.41; median of active progressive MS 19302.28 pg/mL, IQR 17358.62–28659.20; median of active AE 3082.10, IQR 1380.97–12526.44; p = 0.155) showed no significant differences, the cNfL/cGFAP ratio successfully separated AE from stable MS patients and controls but barely missed statistical significance in separating AE from active progressive MS patients (median of controls 0.047, IQR 0.034–0.052; median of MS NEDA3 0.06, IQR 0.04–0.12; median of active progressive MS 0.06, IQR 0.06–0.07; median of active AE 0.406, IQR 0.145–1.037; active AE vs. controls p < 0.001; active AE vs.