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“marginally non-significant”

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The possible loss in significance might stem from interconversion of effects between d and r (such conversions are known to very slightly bias values; Schmidt and Hunter, 2015 ) and from rounding down to two decimal places (so as to homogenize the reporting of each effect across studies), both of which may make marginally significant d values reported in one study marginally non-significant when recomputed for meta-analysis.
Compared with invasive segments, DCIS from pure and mixed invasive tumors presented a greater estimated abundance of B cells, in addition to more T regulatory and CD4 + T cells (the latter marginally non-significant), whereas stromal segments from invasive areas presented a greater abundance of macrophages (Fig. 2 c).
Notably, attending school was associated with an increased risk of seroconversion in students, and marginally non-significant in staff, although we were not able to ascertain whether the infection was acquired inside or outside school.
Results from analyses excluding individuals with missing information on income were largely similar to the primary analysis in direction and statistical significance, except that the association between age (ages 45–54) and experiencing depressive symptoms became marginally non-significant (Supplemental Table 1).
After hatching, the effect of developmental stage on NBC was marginally non-significant (Table 2 ), as tadpoles in any stage did not differ from each other significantly, while there was a small but significant difference between post-metamorphic toads and metamorphosing individuals such that the post-metamorphs had slightly fewer (ca. 1 compound less) bufadienolides (Fig. 2 , Additional file 1 : Table S2).