“borderline significant”

A borderline significant higher hearing threshold in very recent users (≤3 weeks) was found.

Overall, the 3 shortened versions achieved lower scores compared to nurses in the weighted average across all 4 scenarios combined, and the post hoc test revealed a borderline significant difference of .05 between the Claude and Gemini AI models for the average across all 4 scenarios combined.

Risk estimates for sitting 3–4 hours or 5+ hours per day were above one, and although there was no apparent trend, there was a borderline significant 32% (95% CI = 1.00–1.73) increase in lung cancer risk relative to those who sat less than 3 hours per day after combining these two highest categories.

Of the eight most common irAEs, four were associated with superior survival, one was borderline significant, and three were non-significant.

Figure 2I-J – The differences observed are borderline significant and very variable between lesions and non-lesions.

The most significant SNP, rs7287133 is in linkage disequilibrium (LD) with some other significant SNPs and borderline significant SNPs ( Supplementary Fig. 1 ), suggesting that the haplotype in this region is probably important for AD. 4 Discussion There are 2 major limitations in the present study.

Only a borderline significant association of RA with TRAF1/C5 rs3761847 polymorphism A allele was found in Europeans.

The borderline significant reductions (at the 10% significance level) in dietary diversity that we observed in conjunction with consumption of CSB+ w/oil and CSWB w/oil may also be due to the exclusion of household cereals from the diets of children who consume those FBFs and the replacement of these cereals with the FBFs.

This difference was significant or borderline significant for the four youngest age groups for balance and for chair stands, and borderline significant for the youngest two age groups for walking speed (please see Table S2A, B and C in the Supplementary data are available in Age and Ageing online.

However, we did observe a non significant decline in both heart rate and stroke volume leading to a borderline significant reduction in cardiac output.