Barely Significant
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“marginally significant”

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p>=0.1

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those who did not did not significantly differ any key demographic (e.g., child and parent age, parent education) or clinical (e.g., child behavior problems, parent sense of competency) variables, | t| = 0.02–1.51 and χ 2 = .04—1.20, p > .085 (with the one marginally significant finding being parents with lower parenting stress at Time 1 were marginally less likely to complete the study).
Using a Mobile App to Support Parents of Children with Behavior Problems.
Res Child Adolesc Psychopathol · 2025 · PMC12718277
61 , 62 BMRs exhibited significantly fewer OT + neurons in the paraventricular nucleus (PVN; Figures 1 F–1H), and a marginally significant reduction in the supraoptic nucleus (SON; Figures 1 J–1L), although overall OT + neuron density did not differ significantly due to species-specific dispersion patterns ( Figures 1 I and M).
Regarding other programs, we did not observe significant reductions in participation among children of likely undocumented Latinas relative to those of US-born Latinas (see Removal rate × Undocumented Latina) , nor among the children of US-born Latinas (see Removal rate ), except in the case of WIC, where we unexpectedly find a small but marginally significant positive association.
Age (at enrollment), program-eligible primary condition (injury vs illness), general health status (poor/fair vs good/very good/excellent), injury or illness-related absence from work (yes vs no), and employment status (employer-based vs [not employed and self-employed]) were significantly associated with engagement, while presence of mental health disorders, including psychoactive substance related disorders was marginally significant.
Predictors of Patient Engagement in a Care Coordination Program.
Patient Prefer Adherence · 2025 · PMC12751272
The Q-statistic tests corroborated these findings: jumping power (Q(13) = 137.39, p = 0.01) and speed (Q(10) = 805.87, p < 0.001) demonstrated statistically significant heterogeneity, whereas maximal strength (Q(3) = 1.34, p = 0.27) and agility (Q(4) = 5.99, p < 0.001) exhibited lower or marginally significant heterogeneity levels.