Barely Significant
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“borderline significant”

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p=0.09

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[ 30 ], the mean difference, limit of agreement (LoA), as well as Bland-Altman index were calculated, after a log transformation applied due to non-parametric distribution, as commonly applied [ 34 ], while a Bland-Altman index of 5% was interpreted as a positive validation [ 35 ] and a Bland-Altman index of 10% was interpreted as a borderline significant [ 36 ], which was assumed a priori [ 37 ], (2) analysis of cross-classification in quartiles: the share of correctly classified and grossly misclassified (classified to the opposite quartiles) individuals were indicated, while at least 50% of correctly classified and, at the same time, less than 10% of grossly misclassified individuals was interpreted as a positive validation [ 38 ]; (3) analysis of the weighted κ statistic: as a method recommended by Cade et al.
Maternal Postpartum Renal Biomarkers and Maternal Risk of CVD During Follow‐up There was a borderline significant association between creatinine and CVD risk (Table 3 ) when creatinine was analyzed as a continuous variable, whereas such associations were no longer significant when creatinine was analyzed as a categorical variable (quartiles).
In several studies, significant increases in ADC have been observed as early as after the first cycle of chemotherapy [ 19 , 25 , 26 ] and correlated with tumour volume reduction [ 18 ] , while in one study anatomical response was only borderline significant after the 2nd cycle of chemotherapy [ 19 ] .
Therapy response with diffusion MRI: an update.
Cancer Imaging · 2012 · PMC3460562
These comparisons were not significant for HDL‐C (Figure S3 in supporting information) or TG (Figure S4 in supporting information) in any age group, but borderline significant for individuals with normal DSP (<80 mm) compared to those with elevated (80‐89 mm) and abnormal (≥90 mm) DBP in early adulthood (Figure S5 , right panel). 4 DISCUSSION The association of vascular and metabolic risk factors including diabetes, obesity, high blood pressure, and elevated serum cholesterol levels with cognitive decline and AD is widely reported. 10 , 11 , 12 , 13 , 14 , 31 These observations contribute to the rationale for the U.S.