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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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In the sentence that followed, the above-mentioned p- value of 0.07 was reported and described as “marginally significant and favored ICH 204,636 [quetiapine].” Following that, four p- values above the 0.05 significance threshold were listed and described as “marginally significant.” The results of the completers analyses, described by the FDA as showing “no difference at all” (see above), were not reported in the journal article.
Job physical effort was marginally significant, with women reporting light physical effort having the highest prevalence of short-term sick leave (49.6%) and participants with moderate physical effort showing the highest prevalence of long-term sick leave (44.9%) (χ 2 = 10.319, p = 0.035).
Results: Better performances were noted by both observers in group B only regarding “Respect for tissue” scores (3.75±0.16 vs 4.43±0.20, P=.021 and 3.87±0.22 vs 4.57±0.20, P=.041) achieving significant or marginally significant differences for all categories; GRS scores for “time and motion” and “overall impression” tend to be better after warm-up, but differences failed to reach statistical significance in our series.
Specifically, when breakfast participation and lunch participation were included in the model (Model 2A), results showed an inverse relationship between school lunch participation and BMI but a (marginally significant) positive relationship between breakfast participation and BMI.