Barely Significant
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“marginally significant”

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The amphipod diet resulted in slightly higher ΣMUFA, whereas the mixed diet had higher ΣPUFA ( Fig.5 ); but these differences can only be considered marginally significant (see Table S4 for details on the multiple correlation coefficients of descriptors with the first three ordinal axes).
It is also of note that, despite the lack of norms, the marginally significant difference found between scores from the in-person and online groups in the 2-Back task seem to have been due to a lower performance of the in-person group (mean±SD 0.27±0.17) because the online group (0.37±0.15) presented results in this task that are very similar (0.35±0.13) to those found by Zanini (2021) , in which all participants were tested in person.
Evaluating linear and non-linear relationship between birthweight and breast cancer As would be shown below, though failing to detect an obvious linear relationship between birthweight and breast cancer in Model 1 and only identifying a marginally significant association between them in Model 8, we cannot completely exclude the likelihood that there might exist a non-linear association between birth-weight and breast cancer ( 3 , 9 , 15 ).
11 Indeed, the STROKESTOP screening trial reported a marginally significant reduction in a revised composite primary endpoint of stroke, systemic embolism, bleeding leading to hospitalisation and all-cause death. 9 Another potential benefit of screening for AF is to reduce risk of cognitive decline and vascular dementia. 14–17 In terms of harm, the major concern is risk of bleeding as a result of anticoagulation of people identified as being in AF.
Although our final multivariate models showed that recovery length was a significant correlate only for women, bivariate tests of recovery length were highly significant for both genders, and the marginally significant multivariate association for men was not inconsistent with that estimated for women.