Barely Significant
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“marginally significant”

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Concerning the dependent variable warmth, we observed a marginally significant interaction effect of negative instrumentality (i.e., detrimental diverse vs. instrumental diverse condition) on the relationship between instrumentality-based pro-diversity beliefs and warmth ( b = -0.328, SE = 0.167, p = .052, CI 95% = -0.659, 0.003).
The two-way interaction between the factors of pillar and target position was marginally significant ( F (2.99,89.57) = 2.59, partial η 2 = 0.079, p corrected = 0.058), and the difference in the mean RTs between the tilted and vertical pillar conditions was marginally significant at the far-right and far-left positions (far-right: t (150) = 1.750, p = 0.082; far-left: t (150) = 1.781, p = 0.077; two-tails tests).
While we do not observe our hypothesized main effect of rationale, upon further analysis of the interaction terms, we find that the Intervention*Rationale interaction is significant and the Domain*Rationale interaction is marginally significant, suggesting that the way in which an intervention’s implementation and benefits are described might matter depending on the specific intervention and domain.
Consequent analysis of the survival effect of IGFBP-3 and TMEM219 in clinical subgroups of the breast cancer cohort revealed that clinical subgroup annotated as “histological type-Infiltrating Lobular Carcinoma” show marginally significant association of IGFBP-3 (FDR = 2.01∙10 −1 (HR = 0.36)) and TMEM219 ((3.96∙10 −2 (HR = 0.25)) with the survival outcome ( Figure 10 B,C).
The probability of having a microcosm from the “closed” system in this cluster was marginally significant (logistic regression with LRT: df = 4, deviance = 9.84, Pr(>Chi) = 0.043). 3.3 Empirical results: Nonlinearity of environmental change and system state relationship For DO, during the gradual temperature increase, nonlinearity was greater in replicates with stronger feedback (i.e., those with less gas exchange) (Table 1 ; Figure 7a ).