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Determinants of Diet Quality A multivariable-adjusted general linear model showed that age, ethnicity, marital status, educational attainment, and smoking status were significantly associated with AHEI; physical activity level was marginally significant ( Figure 2 ; Supplementary Table S2 ).
Association between sociodemographic characteristics of female students and attitudes towards social egg-freezing The study revealed a marginally significant statistical association between only the level of study and attitude towards social egg freezing, with p -values of 0.050 (Table 4 ).
The results from the randomized clinical trial in which a carrageenan-free diet was found to be related to lower relapse rate and decreased inflammation (as assessed by decreased serum interleukin-6 and FCP) should be interpreted with caution as the sample size of this multi-center trial was very small ( n = 12) and the reported p -values obtained from parametric tests were marginally significant.
Also, autosomal mCAs carriers tended to have lower levels of physical activity, though the difference was marginally significant.
As a result of the intensified intervention, the alcohol use patterns of the treatment and control groups began to diverge again by the end of the 11 th grade, and the differences between groups were marginally significant for those students who had not used alcohol at the beginning of 6 th grade ( Williams et al. 1999 ).
Team technique work was also found to have a high rating for relevance and a (marginally significant) high rating for concentration.
Additionally, a significant negative correlation was observed between depression severity and the leading variable ( r HAMD = -.194*, r BDI-II = -.200*), which was marginally significant after adding the control variables ( r HAMD = -.175 + , r BDI-II = -.178 + ) There was also a significant positive correlation between HAMD and patient-led time lag ( r = .217*), even after adding the control variables ( r = .190*).
.19, 95% confidence intervals (CIs) [0.04, 0.34], between perceived cultural awareness of faculty mentor at Time 1 and science identity at Time 1 when we statistically control for self-reported science identity at Baseline (Time 0), t (97) = 11.52, p = 0.053, β = 0.12, 95% CIs [0.0006, 0.25], and a marginally significant relationship between perceived cultural awareness of faculty mentor at Time 1 and STEM career motivation at Time 2 when we statistically control for self-reported STEM career motivation at Baseline (Time 0), t (97) = 1.81, p = 0.073, β = 0.10, 95% CIs [−0.008, 0.22].
Two of these ecological variables had a marginally significant effect upon the intensity of broodmate aggression: Species hunting for more agile prey and breeding in habitats with extended breeding seasons were more aggressive (Table 5 ).
A marginally significant risk reduction was observed overall when propofol was used (RD = −0.03 [−0.06, 0.01], I 2 = 55.3%) (Supplementary Fig.
Overall, perceived age had no significant effects on perceptions of target women’s patiency, though a marginally significant negative effect of perceived age on ability to feel fear was driven by male participants rating older women as less capable of feeling fear compared to younger women ( Pain male : β = -0.05, SE = .02, F 1,55.2 = 5.20, p = .026), see Table 5 .
Total biomass and above-ground biomass showed, respectively, a significant and marginally significant interaction between species combination and watering ( Table 3 ).
Risk of death from all causes in the experimental group aged >40 years was lower than that in the control group with marginally significant association (HR=0.96, 95% CI=0.93 to 0.99). 31 Interestingly, utilising a longitudinal dataset of Danish twins, Behrman et al found only weak evidence of an association between educational level and adult mortality among identical twin pairs who shared both the same genetic background and similar childhood social environments; but stronger evidence of the education/mortality relationship was found among fraternal twin pairs and unrelated individuals. 32 Understanding the mechanisms by which educational attainment influences death risk is highly important for public policy making.
Additionally, age and gender exerted marginally significant effects on depression, L5, WASO, and SE.
Levene's test for populations was marginally significant (Table S3 ).
Moderation by obesity (defined as BMI ≥30 kg/m 2 ) was assessed through the inclusion of an anxiety*obesity interaction term, followed by stratified analyses to follow-up on any significant or marginally significant interaction.
Similar results were found for MAM (statistically significant) and SAM (marginally significant).
arabiensis could be held at 2°C for up to 8 hours or between 4 and 10°C for up to 24 hours without significantly impacting subsequent survival 14 days after immobilisation, except a marginally significant reduction at 6°C which might be due to experimental uncertainties.
While the KIRP ROC curve appears similar to the PAAD curve at first glance, LOCC provides a contrasting view, identifying a high-risk group among the top 20% of E2F1 expression, while cutoffs near the median were marginally significant (Fig. 3 H).
Discussion General discussion This study mainly focused on baby abdominal massage, and we found a marginally significant improvement in parental stress level for Chinese new parents after the intervention, as measured by the PSI-SF assessment tool.
Following the immediate decline at the initial stage of the pandemic, suicide attempts and suicide deaths among older males rebounded during the pandemic compared to the pre-pandemic years, although the increase in suicide deaths was marginally significant.
A recent randomized trial that included 567 participants demonstrated that there was marginally significant difference between infection rates of 0% (0/287) after transperineal biopsy without prophylactic antibiotics and 1.4% (4/280) after that with prophylactic antibiotics ( P = .059) [ 13 ].
When compared individually within each patient subpopulation the discordance differences were marginally significant or not significant.
Risk estimates for most genes were slightly diminished when including only those patients with PC for whom PC was the first cancer diagnosis, although MSH2 and TP53 mutations were no longer significantly associated with moderate risk of PC because of the decreased number of mutations in patients with PC, and the modest OR associated with CHEK2 was marginally significant (Appendix Table A9 ).