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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Contrary to the results in states always covering dental benefits, and despite no evidence of Medicaid take up after expansion, this study does identify a marginally significant association between Medicaid expansion and distant‐stage diagnoses in states adding dental coverage in 2014.
A single ANOVA simultaneously examining the effect of fathers' and mothers' occupational status on the level of intrasexual competitiveness among women showed that neither the occupational status of the mother, F (7,564) = 1.86, p = .073, partial η 2 = .023, nor that of the father, F (7,564) = 1.12, p = .35, partial η 2 = .014, had a significant effect (although the maternal effect was marginally significant), in part due, of course, to the high correlation between the two variables.
While the fact that we were able to find evidence for both seropositivity variants as likely risk variants for cervical cancer is encouraging, the associations are marginally significant and do not survive correction for multiple testing of subgroups so that there is clearly a need for additional case-control studies on these variants in cohorts stratified by HPV type. 5 Conclusion Cervical cancer is the paradigm for a virally induced cancer, with disease severity and progression attributed to the viral load, host immune response, lesion persistence and infection recurrence.
However, the groups of self-excluders reported breaching and those who did not, differed with respect to gambling-related variables; gambling problems were even more common in those reporting breaching than in other self-excluders, and several gambling types were more commonly reported by those reporting breaching, and even more gambling types had a marginally significant difference between the groups.
In addition, the marginally significant decrease of the starch content in the fine roots of the declining holm oak trees in comparison with the fine roots of the susceptible ones (Fig. 4b ) may be caused by the decrease of canopy carbon uptake, which in turn may be caused by a decrease in foliage cover and hence in the capacity of the trees to properly photosynthesize (Willaume & Pagès, 2006 , 2011 ; Peguero‐Pina et al ., 2018 ).