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For example, as compared to neonates born with the appropriate weight for gestational age (AGA), neonates that are small for their gestational age (SGA) were found to have lower levels of total cholesterol (TC), high-density lipoprotein (HDL) and low-density lipoprotein (LDL), and higher levels of TG in cord blood, whereas neonates that are large for their gestational age (LGA) had marginally significant lower levels of TG [ 13 ].

Only the preparation habit component showed a significant overall effect on the outcomes, some being at a marginally significant level.

However, a marginally significant interaction effect between the treatment and the sensitivity status ( = 0.043) was achieved after a prefiltering of the covariates based on a -value threshold.

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Subgroup analysis by types of thromboembolic event (Appendix 9) did not result in any significant IRR except 14 to 27 days after second dose of CoronaVac for CVA [adjusted IRR: 1.36 (95% CI: 1.01-1.83)], which was marginally significant.

In MRR2-2, unmarked Wb+ males showed reduced dispersal compared with fluorescent Wb+ males, and this trend was also marginally significant in MRR2-1 ( Figure 3 ).

The interaction term for individuals with mild disability was not statistically significant; however, it was a marginally significant for those with severe disability.

Regarding the generic CVD risk prediction tools, although there was a marginally significant association between SCORE2 and CVD events and a trend toward significance between SCORE and CVD events in univariate analysis, both tools had limitations in their predictive ability.

Although the P-values were marginally significant or not significant, the mRNA expression levels of MBNL2 were generally lower in responders, those sensitive to treatment, or those without disease recurrence, across five public datasets ( Fig. 4A ).

We found no significant contribution of CRE2 deletion to panicle traits, except for a marginally significant reduction in panicle length in 2021 (Fig. 1 K and Supplementary Fig. 6B).

The tau status in Braak 3/4 or 5/6 regions assessed by tau‐PET, which was available only in ADNI cases, showed only a marginally significant association with longer eligibility duration. 3.4.

The association of proline with both ischemic and total stroke attenuated and became marginally significant upon adjustment for dairy foods, whereas the association of hydroxyproline with total stroke attenuated with adjustment for total meat or red meat, but all other associations remained.

Due to the marginally significant interaction, we ran further analyses showing overall less severe motor symptoms, as showed by lower MDS-UPDRS motor subscores (part III), in patients who played Rhythm Workers [ t (11) = 2.57, P = 0.02, d = 0.74] relative to their performance pre-intervention.

When observing feeding latency, we found significant differences between species pair treatments and a marginally significant interaction between temperature and pair treatment (Table 1 , Figure 1b ).

Additionally, the variables of parental social welfare and parental residential area (DEGURBA) within Region Östergötland displayed marginally significant results in some categories, though these findings were not consistent across all groups.

Although marginally significant, multinomial logistic modeling applied to the Colombian sample demonstrated that unemotionality is positively associated with internalizing disorders but is opposed to the presence of externalizing behavior.

As for GRAS parameters, only the resection status was marginally significant to CSS, while other parameters failed.

However, a marginally significant difference was found between the intervention group and the COVID control group, such that abstinence rates at one year after the intervention were higher in the intervention group (34.7%) compared to the COVID control group (27.9%), X 2 (1) = 2.98, p = 0.08, Cramer’s V = 0.07.

A marginally significant negative association (HR: 0.52, 95% CI: 0.31-0.89) for M.

The percentage of negative tweets, as classified by the machine-learning-based method, showed a marginally significant increase (Fig. 4 , top right).

Specifically, there were significant correlations between mean velocities in both shoulder width conditions and standing height, leg length, and body weight, with marginally significant correlations for waist circumference.

However, Hispanic individuals seem to have a marginally significant decreased risk of obtaining osteoporosis.

In the analyses of self-worry severity, we also found the marginally significant age effect, suggesting that older participants reported less self-worry severity; however, our limited age range (50–80 years old) may yield a limited generalizability and may reflect a cohort effect.

Specifically, for the diet phenotype, the typeIIIc alignment score yielded a marginally significant p -value of 0.052, while the minimal p -value in any of the alternative methods (obtained by the min method) was 0.071 (symmetric2, symmetricP2, symmetricP01, and symmetricP05 resulted in p -values of 0.183, 0.083, 0.075, and 0.09, respectively, and the mean and diagonal methods resulted in p -values of 0.102 and 0.106).

However, with the same task type, i.e., a grammaticality judgment task, our results are somewhat different from those of Shin and Christianson (2012) , which only found a marginally significant improvement between pretest and posttest for dative and phrasal-verb structures among L2 Korean learners of English.