“does not quite reach significance”

Across grey matter, the KT model demonstrates the best overall reduction in inhomogeneity, although it does not quite reach significance ( p = .052).

For CIR, the differences are statistically significant with the exceptions that A and AB are almost identical, B2 and B3 are almost identical, and the difference between B3 versus B1 does not quite reach significance (adjusted p = 0.066).

The model is also robust when we include participant gender and points as covariates and include a random intercept for the negotiation dyad, except that with the raw count of occurrences, the model does not quite reach significance ( P = 0.068).

There was a negative correlation between TL and age among those unaffected by cancer (r = −0.126) as shown in Figure 2 , this does not quite reach significance (p = 0.078); however when a linear regression model was used to assess the impact of age on TL this was found to be significant (p = 0.001).

Facilitation Short RSI = 47 ms), although this does not quite reach significance ( p = 0.092); (2) Like the present study Egner et al.

Thus left-behind Filipino children may be less likely to have conduct problems compared to their counterparts living with both parents, although the relationship does not quite reach significance in the extended model ( p < .10).

Pairwise comparisons indicated that at a low expression rate of pAkt-IR, the influence of pEGFR-IR does not quite reach significance (and vice versa), whereas at a high expression rate of pAkt-IR, the effect of pEGFR is highly significant (and vice versa) ( Table 5 ).

The hazard ratio (HR) for the whole cohort is very similar to the HR observed in both the IAA-first and GADA-first subgroups, although it does not quite reach significance in smaller subgroups.

While the test for trend does not quite reach significance the study was not planned to be powered to measure a particular change in mortality and a bigger study may well have crossed the threshold for statistical significance.