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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Although procrastination was decreased significantly, the effects of the interaction between time and group on social anxiety as well as on school and performance anxiety were marginally significant, which is a promising result and a step in the right direction.
The reduction in rheobase and the shift in threshold potential induced by MPC1 deletion were accompanied by several changes in passive and active membrane properties governing cell excitability, including a significant increase in the input resistance (R i ) and in the voltage response to a depolarizing current injection (depol sub ), along with a marginally significant reduction in HCN channel-mediated sag ( Figure 5—figure supplement 1C-I ).
A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials on pharmacological interventions to treat HIV-associated sensory neuropathy pain only found marginally significant efficacy in smoked cannabis, topical capsaicin, and recombinant human nerve growth factor ( 8 ).
For patients diagnosed in 2008 and later, by when 75% of newly diagnosed patients in the US received one of the new agents as part of their initial therapy, the racial survival difference was marginally significant in the treatment match, indicating that the widespread use of novel agents helped to reduce the racial survival disparity (Supplementary Table 4 ).
Results Our general logistic regression model highlighted mostly a great variation between individual trees regarding prevalence ( Table 1 ), and almost no category had a prevalence significantly different from baseline categories, except for the “top of tree” category, which had a significantly smaller prevalence rate, while the interaction between leaf age and tip location was marginally significant, with a greater prevalence than expected by chance in tip area of young leaves.