Barely Significant
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“marginally significant”

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p>=0.1

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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Although only a marginally significant effect modification by maternal BMI at early stage of pregnancy was observed, the protective effect of NDVI-500 m against GDM seems to be stronger in overweight/obese women (aOR = 0.84, 95%CI: 0.76, 0.93) compared to women of normal weight (aOR = 0.94, 95%CI: 0.87, 1.02).
We showed no statistically significant evidence for order effects, although the gym context showed a marginally significant order effect in which participants gave a slightly higher final rating when they listed negatives first and positives last, the opposite pattern than we would expect if the results were driven by priming ( t (175) = -1.87, p =.063, d = 0.28; all other p s >.2).
The interaction effect between childhood trauma and negative events during adulthood on IBS severity and IBS-related quality of life Interaction effect analysis showed that experience of childhood emotional trauma ( p = 0.056) had a marginally significant interaction effect with negative events during adulthood on the IBS-SSS score.
Comparisons via Welch two sample t -tests, in order to account for the samples’ unequal variances ( Welch, 1947 ), indicated that participants in the HAA group outperformed participants in the LAA group in all experimental tasks except for the SRT task, where there is only a marginally significant difference for slopes and a non-significant difference for the traditional SRT measure.
There were significant or marginally significant differences on four variables: social workers scored significantly or marginally significantly higher on education level and political ideology than the lawyers; there were proportionately more females in the social workers; and there were marginally significantly more lawyers than social workers who reported identifying with some religion.
A comparison of age and size between sexes for adults showed no difference in age, but a marginally significant difference in total length between males (mean = 163.8, median = 164, SD = 19.2) and females (mean = 173.0, median = 171, SD = 21.2) was observed, with females being larger ( p = 0.03).