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 possible loss in significance might stem from interconversion of effects between d and r (such conversions are known to very slightly bias values; Schmidt and Hunter, 2015 ) and from rounding down to two decimal places (so as to homogenize the reporting of each effect across studies), both of which may make marginally significant d values reported in one study marginally non-significant when recomputed for meta-analysis.
The findings indicated that only the ratios of estimated to actual time for weekly short video usage in the moderate score group (( M = 1.710, SD = 1.380), t (25) = 2.623, p = 0.015, 95% CI for mean difference = [0.153, 1.267]) and low score group (( M = 1.534, SD = 1.010), t (14) = 2.046, p = 0.060, 95% CI for mean difference = [−0.026, 1.093]) was significant and marginally significant different from 1.
Control) on any of these three outcome variables (exact claim b = 0.133 , CI = [ − 0.021 , 0.287 ] , P = 0.091 ; broad claim b = 0.020 , CI = [ − 0.112 , 0.151 ] , P = 0.770 ; related claim b = 0.049 , CI = [ − 0.081 , 0.179 ] , P = 0.460 ), although the effect of exact claim is marginally significant in the predicted direction.
44 Our marginally significant finding of improved CIU production pre‐ to post‐intervention even in a small, heterogeneous neurodegenerative sample, suggests that connected speech analysis may be a useful outcome measure for conversation‐based therapy in PPA as well. 25 In the present study, CIU analysis was limited to the WAB‐R Picture Description task, but future research may consider connected speech tasks involving a broader range of themes that align more closely with topics discussed in therapy sessions.
There were no statistical differences for all of the demographic variables between the two treatment conditions except for a marginally significant difference in the age variable, which will be included as a control in regressions. 3.2 Aggregate results In line with other studies in the economic literature, we cannot verify participants’ answers to directly observe lying for each individual trial.
In the systematic review and meta-analysis of studies addressing host genetic factors implicated in five common respiratory tract infectious diseases—i.e tuberculosis, influenza, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and SARS-CoV—published in 2015 [ 14 ], Patarčić and co-workers reported IL4 as the single result that was significant in pooled analyses, and marginally significant in disease-specific meta-analyses.