“marginally significant”

The interaction terms remained significant or marginally significant.

For cis eQTLs, this test provides only one gene with a compelling case for over/under dominance: MgIM767.14G274100.v1.1, a pectin acetylesterase protein, is highly significant for overdominance in three families and marginally significant in a fourth.

All tests were two-tailed and considered significant when p values were <0.05, with marginally significant p values (<0.10) also being mentioned.

3 The marginally significant interaction between STUDY MATERIAL and PRACTICE does suggest that study material had at least some relevance for the effects of practice format on critical-list recall.

Consistent with Bauers’ finding [ 11 ], the ILoC study-cohort had lower risk of acute mental health admission (hazard ratio of 0.75, 95% CI: 0.54, 1.03), although they had a marginally significant higher general hospital inpatient admission rate (for mental health or physical health reason) with a hazard ratio of 1.6 (95% CI: 0.96–2.68).

The analyses reveal that in particular experiences of institutional resistance to gender equality are related to psychological safety more negatively for women academics who differ from the majority on more dimensions ( Table 2 ), whilst the interaction is marginally significant for experiences of harassment.

Among men and women workers without WIF or FIW, the WFH group did not exhibit a significantly higher risk of sleep disturbance compared with the non-WFH group, except for male workers without FIW during COVID-19, for whom there was a marginally significant OR of 1.44 (95% CI: 1.03-2.02).

during the pandemic) was marginally significant, i.e., the effects of ideology were slightly different in pre-pandemic times as compared to the effects during the pandemic.

In the linear regression analysis, we found that sleep quality ( r = 0.12, p = 0.079) was marginally significant correlated with half-marathon performance.

A previous report that examined trends in clinical events for patients with AF noted significant decreases in the rates of emergency room visits, all-cause hospitalizations, and bleeding admissions, and a marginally significant reduction in the rates of stroke admissions [ 7 ].

Evaluating linear and non-linear relationship between birthweight and breast cancer As would be shown below, though failing to detect an obvious linear relationship between birthweight and breast cancer in Model 1 and only identifying a marginally significant association between them in Model 8, we cannot completely exclude the likelihood that there might exist a non-linear association between birth-weight and breast cancer ( 3 , 9 , 15 ).

Breastfeeding We found a marginally significant association between child gender and breastfeeding initiation (Appendix Table S1 ), with girls having slightly lower odds than boys of being breastfed within 1 h of birth (OR = 0.82; p < 0.01).

47 , 48 , 53 In one study, the use of an AR model led to less cumulative “error” time, fewer error events, and a marginally significant increase in operative time when compared to the use of an endoscope alone. 48 Three studies examined VR models for educational purposes alone.

The exception is a significant adverse effect of large jet and turbine operations within 0–1 km of single-runway airports and a marginally significant adverse effect of small jet and turbine operations on cardiovascular mortality within 0–3 km of single-runway airports.

Participants with G allele for rs12863638, C allele for rs3783073, G allele for rs2275660, T allele for rs11615, and C allele for rs3212961 seemed to be susceptible to exposure to three PMs in relation to the increase in glucose level, although the ERCC1 TT genotype for rs11615 was marginally significant with the greatest effect size ( Table 4 ).

11 Indeed, the STROKESTOP screening trial reported a marginally significant reduction in a revised composite primary endpoint of stroke, systemic embolism, bleeding leading to hospitalisation and all-cause death. 9 Another potential benefit of screening for AF is to reduce risk of cognitive decline and vascular dementia. 14–17 In terms of harm, the major concern is risk of bleeding as a result of anticoagulation of people identified as being in AF.

A P-value lower than 0.05 was considered statistically significant and a P-value lower than 0.1 was considered marginally significant.

While being forced by employer to be vaccinated having only a marginally significant association with vaccine uptake, our findings altogether may imply that encouragement rather than coercion in vaccine uptake should be of consideration when the government and employers communicate about vaccination with the FDW community.

When the ameloblastomas were compared with the “other jaw tumor” group, the former showed a higher average iodine content, although not statistically significant, and a lower WC, which was marginally significant compared to the latter (Figure 5 ).

The interaction term was marginally significant in Gabon, and statistically significant in Chad.

The results from these analyses were inconclusive, however: the analysis of both blocks revealed a significant main effect of sign type and a marginally significant effect of Experiment (for details, see Supplemental Material F ).

The motive of kin care increased the most in the intervention group that targeted the fundamental motive of kin care; the Games–Howell post hoc test revealed a marginally significant difference between the kin care and the disease avoidance groups (M = 0.35 vs.

P < 0.05 were considered marginally significant.

This analysis produced a marginally significant indirect effect ( ab = 0.06, 95% CI: 0.00, 0.12).

Moreover, our study validated the marginally significant effect of mHealth use on shorter waiting times and improved satisfaction.