“bordered on significance”

Disaster-related help-seeking bordered on significance at Time 3.

When predicting ED visits and hospitalization rates for asthma and LRIs, we found lower SES was significantly related to all outcomes except for asthma ED visit rates, which bordered on significance (Table 3 ).

Simple effects bordered on significance, showing a pattern that those that were relatively deprived in the card game and also experienced higher chronic relative deprivation appeared to select a higher number of rewarding foods.

This difference bordered on significance, with a p value of 0.05 after adjustment.

The two exceptions, ethanol extract of peUicles of culture 80 and chloroform extract of culture 86, gave sur- vival indexes that bordered on significance.

Again, for seven outcomes the R ER group had better results than controls; two results bordered on significance and three were nonsignificant.

This effect bordered on significance.

2024 ) with a similar Spearman's correlation value as the previous variants ( ρ = 0.31; FDR = 0.067), but bordered on significance after the multiple tests adjustment.

Anti-NXP2 autoantibodies have been associated with the development of calcinosis in UK patients, but the association bordered on significance when a larger group of patients was analysed, and this has not been replicated in US studies [ 6 ••, 7 , 14 ].

Palmer [ 12 ] demonstrated a significantly greater LVEDV and the increased LVESV bordered on significance when 223 DD individuals were compared with grouped ID ad II patients (n = 572).

Black race bordered on significance (odds ratio = 1.30, 1.00 – 1.070).

In men, the waist circumference was positively associated with the ABI, whereas in women, the trend for the same parameters bordered on significance.

Although the difference in none of the individual symptoms remained significant after false discovery rate correction at a strict threshold of q < 0.05, two symptoms, sensory–motor deficits, and vertigo/cerebellar symptoms, bordered on significance ( q ≈ 0.056), suggesting potential group differences in symptom presentation that warrant further study (Figure S5B ).

The difference between treatments B, C, and D only bordered on significance.

Although these results only bordered on significance, potentially because of the small sample size, the findings might indicate that improvements in nutritional status result in improvement in quality of life in PD.