Barely Significant
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“close to being statistically significant”

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p=0.055

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

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While there were no significant differences in age, gender and tumour site between the two groups, the P value of the age comparison was very close to being statistically significant ( Table 1 ). 3.3 Comparison of the CT enhancement rate as a function of the tumour necrosis rate Comparison of the initial CT enhancement rate pre-chemotherapy: the average enhancement rate was 1.75 (median 1.68, range 1.18–2.51) in the group with a necrosis rate greater than 90% and 1.62 (median 1.52, range 1.00–2.41) in the group with a necrosis rate<90%.
While the number of ER+PR− tumours giving rise to this hypothesis was comparatively small (19 out of 189), the OR associated with uPA–PAI-1 was remarkably similar to the one observed among patients without hormonal receptors and neither of them was close to being statistically significant.
Compared to the participants with stage 1 hypertension, those with prehypertension had lower mean LVM values for all of the indices measured, with statistically significant differences in three of the four measurements (Sokolow–Lyon voltage–duration product, Cornell voltage, and Cornell voltage–duration product) and a trend that was close to being statistically significant for the fourth measurement (Sokolov–Lyon voltage).
Analysis of the Relation between the Occurrence of Endothelin-1 Gene K198N Polymorphism and Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring Results ( Table 10 ) Observed differences between the occurrence of GG and GT genotypes and maximum systolic pressure during the day as well as average systolic pressure during the day were close to being statistically significant.
In our study, in the results involving vaccinations up to age seven months and up to age 18 months, that is, the later ones, a trend of treatment with antidepressants reducing the risk of non-vaccination was seen, and the results were very close to being statistically significant.