Barely Significant
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just misses statistical significance

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134–136 The fact that the 5 mg dose approved in the USA and Japan just misses statistical significance for inhibition of joint damage progression compared with placebo at 12 months (p=0.06) 137 did not preclude the Task Force from recognising its structural efficacy, given significant radiological differences at this dose in another trial. 138 However, little is currently known about its long-term safety.
The most-educated women desiring three or more children are more likely to remain childless, not only compared with lower-educated women desiring three or more children but also compared with their highly educated peers desiring two children (even though this last contrast between college-educated women just misses statistical significance).
Lastly, while the difference in missingness of covariates just misses statistical significance at the 5% level, it suggest that the analysis likely provides conservative estimates of the relationship between FP network and contraceptive use because the men without a FP network who were not included in some of the analyses may have been more difficult to engage with the survey and thus had missing data and biased the results towards the null.