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“did not reach statistical significance”

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The proliferation showed a trend to correlation with patch test score (Figure 1 B) although there was substantial variability in the proliferation observed in patients with high score, such that the correlation did not reach statistical significance with this number of patients.
However, these recommendations were based mainly on 3 studies: a single randomized trial [ 22 ] which had a high risk of bias by the Cochrane risk assessment tool; a meta-analysis by Berger et al [ 7 ] that showed a trend of reduction in the composite of MI, nonfatal stroke, and cardiovascular death with aspirin that did not reach statistical significance; together with older evidence from the Antithrombotic Trialists’ Collaboration (ATC) meta-analysis [ 4 ].
Results of the qualitative analysis did not reach statistical significance for the motivational and learning decision making components considered, but approached significance for the attentional component for elderly versus young normals, suggesting a possible decrease in the ability to maintain sustained attention during complex and prolonged tasks as the putative deficit underlying impaired decision making in normal aging.