“marginally statistically significant”

Given the high precision of RadReportMiner, it is not surprising that it had a lower recall than Google Desktop, though the difference was only marginally statistically significant.

In African Americans, there was now a trend toward higher risk of diabetes in prehypertension group (1.18 [0.80–1.73]) and a marginally statistically significant association in hypertension group (1.44 [1.01–2.05]), which was no longer significant after additionally adjusting for fasting insulin and waist circumference ( P value 0.062).

This marginally statistically significant difference was also seen when adjustment was made for age, race and education as well as years of smoking and cigs/day (using a Cox proportional hazards model), the RR given being 1.45 (1.03-2.02).

A p -value < 0.05 was considered statistically significant and p > 0.05 and <0.1 was considered marginally statistically significant.

Additionally, percent change was not reported if coefficients remained within ±0.04, corresponding to the approximate magnitude of marginally statistically significant coefficients.

When leg muscle strength, SPBB score, thigh muscle CSA, and thigh muscle muscle HU value were entered simultaneously in the proportional hazards model (model 2), only thigh muscle HU value was significantly associated with incident hip fracture (RR/SD = 1.41; 95% CI 1.01–1.93), an association that remained marginally statistically significant after adjustment for total femur BMD.

However, this result was only marginally statistically significant and should be interpreted with caution unless it can be replicated in other studies.

The inverse association remained statistically significant or marginally statistically significant when the methylation status was based on CpGs in the enhancer and promoter, separately.

The similar trend was observed for the subjects with both past and family histories of myocardial infarction, but it remained marginally statistically significant (OR = 1.64, 95% CI: 0.97–2.80).

Note that effects of non-onset phonological overlap are very small and only marginally statistically significant (or not at all) even when all phonemes of a word are identical except the initial one (as in beaker vs. speaker, Allopenna et al., 1998 ; McQueen and Viebahn, 2007 ; McQueen and Huettig, in press , for discussion).

The relationship between serum total IgE ( p -value; 0.041), ECP ( p -value; 0.04) and serum IL-31 level was the only marginally statistically significant association.

We observed no overall inverse associations for total coffee, and caffeinated coffee and a marginally statistically significant inverse association between decaffeinated coffee and endometrial cancer risk.

These results were similar for the dichotomous outcome of poor glycemic control, although the association between glycemic control and self-efficacy was only marginally statistically significant ( Table 2 ).

The HR was similar but only marginally statistically significant among Hispanics (HR = 1.33; 95% CI: 0.92–1.91).

Adjusting for educational attainment also led to a reduction in effect sizes, with one cohort (the 1958) showing a significant trend of cognition on the outcome, whereas the others showed a marginally statistically significant effect, although the ORs for the lowest quartile were still of the order of two.

Conclusions Power frequency magnetic fields induced a marginally statistically significant increase in melatonin levels in exposed rats compared to control.

23 Some of the marginally statistically significant associations may have arisen by chance due to the large number of variables included in the analyses, but this is not likely to be an explanation for associations with small p values.

Results from comparing the Sham and Treatment group in terms of the change in anxiety and pain scores showed marginally statistically significant differences in anxiety scores in session 2, statistically significant differences in anxiety in session 3, and statistically significant differences in pain scores measured in sessions 2, 3 and 4.

remained marginally statistically significant [aOR = 3.12; 95% CI: 0.83–11.7].

Coexistence of poor oral hygiene habit with gastric atrophy elevated OSCC risk eight times (OR=8.65, 95% CI: 3.65, 20.46) and the additive interaction index was marginally statistically significant (RERI=4.34, 95% CI: −1.07, 9.76).

However, no statistically significant associations were found for GRSs that combined all 19 or 17 loci associated with each trait, although the association for age-at-menarche GRS was marginally statistically significant.

The smaller force peak is marginally statistically significant for E1638K and L1657I and statistically significant for I1628T ( Figure 6e ), indicating that these type 2A mutations are likely to lower the force resistance of the protein at least in the initial stages of unfolding.

proxy of the total census) included in the sanitary plan in 2006, the number of cattle farms with at least one bTB-positive animal in 2006, the number of TB-positive red deer in 2006, and the proportion of cattle farms classified as breeding farms in 2006 were marginally statistically significant (90% CI, OR > 1).

For both countries, household direct medical and total costs for boys were approximately twice that for girls; however, the differences were only marginally statistically significant.

27.3%), but this difference was only marginally statistically significant (COR=1.91, 95% CI: 1.00-3.66).