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did not quite reach statistical significance

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p=0.063

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Author Response: Our apologies as we incorrectly reported our changes in ultrasound muscle thickness as we observed a significant main effect for mid-thigh muscle thickness to increase (p = 0.04) while vastus lateralis (p = 0.12) did not quite reach statistical significance.
However, when comparing high versus low GNRI levels during this later time window, the HR was 0.383 (95% CI: 0.140–1.044, p = 0.065), suggesting a trend toward lower mortality among patients with better nutritional status that did not quite reach statistical significance ( Table 5 ). 3.7.
Additionally, our relatively small sample size meant that certain differences between groups in specific outcomes (such as length of ICU admission), remained as trends that did not quite reach statistical significance.
30 In older patients, Mazzucco et al had observed an association between large PFO and cryptogenic stroke that did not quite reach statistical significance (adjusted OR, 1.94 [95% CI, 0.99–3.80]). 13 Of note, the imaging modality used in this study does not allow detection of ASA. 13 Handke et al observed an association between PFO‐ASA and cryptogenic stroke in older patients (OR, 3.88 [95% CI, 1.78–8.46]), but no quantification of shunt size
Although the Charnley stem is considered the more historic method of hip arthroplasty, we have demonstrated equal performance of the Charnley stem when we compared it to the use of the Exeter stem, with better performance across areas such as WOMAC score which did not quite reach statistical significance.