Barely Significant
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“marginally significant”

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p>=0.1

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Individuals who experienced lower resource availability in childhood showed a marginally significant increase in positive attitude toward earlier reproduction following a mortality prime (compared to control); those with higher childhood SES showed a marginally significant decrease in the same attitudes.
Substance, History, and Politics.
Evol Psychol · 2017 · PMC10367485
A three-year randomized control trial examining the impact of SGs in Mali found no change in income and health expenditures, with marginally significant increase in education expenditures and livestock holdings [ 34 ].
While this latter finding is in line with the results of Grol & De Raedt ( 2018 ), who reported a marginally significant relationship between resilience and more efficient task switching (in a slightly smaller sample) when a negative stimulus was preceded by a positive one, the robust correlations independent of switch direction observed in the present study speak against a specific role of flexible disengagement from aversive information for resilience.
Nutritional supplementation showed a marginally significant positive association with cardiovascular disease in the univariate model, with individuals who reported using nutritional supplements having higher odds of developing cardiovascular disease compared to those who did not use supplements (1.33 [0.9–1.98]).
There were marginally significant associations between hygienic latrine coverage in continuous form and lower E. coli counts in stored water at both 50 m and 100 m, but the magnitude of the associations was small (0.01 and 0.02 log 10 reductions, respectively) ( Table 2 ).
By contrast, a predator's faster swimming speed was associated with an increased distance between predator and prey in the control (Spearman's rank correlation, n = 135, r = 0.463, p = 0.008) and warm (Spearman's rank correlation, n = 135, r = 0.358, p = 0.048) treatments, with only a marginally significant trend in the turbid treatment ( figure 4 b ). 4.