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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To date, some studies have linked problematic goal attainment with rumination: For instance, results of an experience-sampling study [ 15 ] revealed that low goal success and high goal importance was associated with high levels of negative affect, and that this interaction was marginally significant for ruminative self-focus.
When using all the species or genera detected across the four time points in PERMANOVA, all comparisons were far from reaching statistical significance, apart from the CHG-TrUn0 versus CHG-TrUn1,2,3 comparison which was marginally significant (Species: P(perm)=0.0450; Genera: P(perm)=0.0531; nonsignificant P(MC)) ( Table 3 ).
Did you use variable selection in your analysis? 4) What time point HbA1c was used for your analysis? how did you handle the scenario if there were multiple HbA1c records within this time period? 5) The authors stated, “There is significant evidence that smaller HbA1c improvements are likely to reduce the risk of diabetes complications.” Can the authors provide more citation with regards to this statement? 6) This study with a sample size of 76 is very underpowered and the effects seen are marginally significant.
Interestingly, our analysis showed significant effect modification by race (stronger among White women) and marginally significant effect modification by ER status (suggestion of stronger associations among ER+ cases, although our analysis was underpowered given the small sample of ER- cases).
Though some alternate transformations as shown in Supplementary Appendix Exhibit A5 are marginally significant, these are not sustained through the 26-week outcome period. 24 Notably, there does appear to be a statistically significant reduction in the probability of having a A1c test among the “Provider Accountability” reminder group (relative to the no-reminder group), particularly during the initial 14-week period.