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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Fourth, an explanation for the statistical differences in the age-stratified analyses might be due to statistical power, where more workers <50 years are lifting for 1⁄2 and 3⁄4 of the workday than workers ≥50 years, and the lower CI is close to being statistically significant among workers <50 years lifting 3⁄4 of the workday.
13 Similar to findings from a Spanish study, for patients aged 3 years or younger, the correlation between subjects’ scores in the food anxiety domain and FAIM-PF scores was close to being statistically significant with a P value of 0.088, while only EI and SDL domain scores were positively associated with FAIM-PF scores. 15 Significant correlations between K-FAQLQ-PF and FAIM-PF outcomes were observed in the age groups of 4–6-year-olds and 7–12-year-olds in this study.
Multiple comparisons between the injury risk mitigation pooled effects of the different IPPs and with the control group The findings of this second part inform that most of the IPPs exhibit either statistically significant effects or values close to being statistically significant (according to their upper 95%CIs that are approaching the value of 1) injury risk mitigation effects (overall, lower extremity and ankle injuries) when compared to their respective control groups ( Figure 3a,b ,e).
The evaluation of fAGP and six tumor makers to diagnose malignancy indicated that CA19-9 ( p = 0.0019) and SPan-1 ( p = 0.0241) had a statistically significant difference in pancreas cancer but that no such significance was observed in the other factors nor in the other diseases with all factors even though there were a few exceptions that were close to being statistically significant.