Barely Significant
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marginally statistically significant

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p=0.08

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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Even though neither effect was statistically significantly different from no effect, a test of interaction was marginally statistically significant ( P -value for interaction = 0.023) meaning that there was statistical evidence that these two estimated treatment effects (both statistically non-significant) were statistically significantly different between themselves.
The distribution of clinical variables, allergic sensitization, sputum and peripheral blood eosinophils, sputum cellularity profiles, total IgE, FeNO, and serum periostin levels were similar in the groups of children with never controlled asthma and sometimes/always controlled asthma, except for a significantly higher duration of asthma and symptomatic patients (ACT score < 20) in the group of uncontrolled asthma, with exacerbations in the previous year and use of systemic corticosteroids also being more frequent and marginally statistically significant.
This was with the exception of BMI z-score where there was a marginally statistically significant finding with a small effect size showing the unhealthy and mixed clusters to have had less change in BMI z-scores during this period from a relatively higher start in BMI z-scores compared to the healthy cluster.
Among the thirty-five strain x drug combinations, fourteen showed a statistically significant ( p < 0.05) or marginally statistically significant trend of increase (six strains) or decrease (eight strains). 3.2.
The hazard ratios of the included variables are reported in Table 4 : patients with a positive pN status had an increased risk of at least 3-fold of developing a loco-regional recurrence compared to patients with pN0; the radiological dimension of the lesion and rDOI were marginally statistically significant, showing a very small effect size; the type of surgery indicated that patients who underwent a transoral surgery plus neck dissection had a better outcome compared to patients receiving a pull-through surgery plus neck dissection, even though on the threshold of statistical significance.