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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The samples have been split into two sets in order to save DNA and reduce genotyping costs: the first set ( n =2271 cases and 2280 controls) is genotyped for all SNPs and the second set ( n =2203 cases and 2280 controls) is then tested for those SNPs that show marginally significant associations in set 1 ( P -heterogeneity or P -trend <0.1).
The PLV between the left frontal response (F7 site) and the left temporal response (T5 site) at the theta band was marginally larger in the game than in the random condition at the time at which players responded to game positions ( t 11 = 1.89, P = 0.0854, marginally significant for 0.15 s after piece-position presentation; two-tailed paired t test; Fig. 6a ).
These results suggest that vaccination has the potential to suppress viral spread through coughing, although there was only a marginally significant difference in the viral load and virus detection rate results, possibly because of the small sample size (the median viral load = 12.2 and 72.8 for with and without vaccination; p = 0.07, Mann–Whitney U test).
The moderate level of sequence divergence (2.4%; Table 4 ) detected between eastern and western Mindanao (both supported as distinct lineages in the GMYC analysis, but with marginally significant migration rates detected in analysis of microsatellite data; Table 4 ) may indicate that separate tarsier conservation programs for these populations are warranted if future studies confirm their distinctiveness.
More recent publication years (β = .65, Z = 2.2, p <.05), but not years of data collection, were associated with higher proportions of credit card debt, and the association between year in which the data was collected and proportion of general debt (β = .39, Z = 1.9, p <.06) and financial problems (β = −.52, Z = 1.7, p <.06) was marginally significant and inconsistent (positive for general debt and negative for financial problems; Table 4 ).