“marginally statistically significant”

For the third assessment of mental health there is a strong association between experiencing an improvement in symptoms—and a marginally statistically significant association between symptoms remaining the same or becoming worse—and intention to quit smoking.

They found a marginally statistically significant odds ratio for exposure to MCPA, but only when a latency period greater than 30 years was assumed.

Taking into consideration the father's education (Model 2), being raised by two parents became marginally statistically significant, but the other childhood circumstances remained associated with self-rated health.

While ALS patients performed worse than controls on tests of emotion recognition, these differences were only marginally statistically significant, with the authors reporting that a subset of five patients (four bulbar, one limb onset) performed within abnormal ranges.

Indeed, according to ERCC1 expression, a marginally statistically significant heterogeneity of the effect of treatment on response rate was observed.

For RMDQ, using 2 to 3 points as the MCID, 47 results were statistically and clinically significant through 12 months and marginally statistically significant at 24 months.

Fever density was correlated with SP sales (p = 0.089), but the result was marginally statistically significant.

Our previous analysis with the same data suggested the interaction of smoking and asbestos exposure though marginally statistically significant (possibly due to a small number of non-smokers) [23] .

There was a marginally statistically significant reduced odds of having any funding available for the 16 vaccines or components as GDP per capita per US $5,000 increases (pooled OR = 0.94, 95 % CI 0.86–1.03).

These initiatives might have contributed to the increased awareness of the new generation about the health risks of FGM, which is evident from having a considerable proportion of the mutilated participants not having the intension to mutilate their daughters and the marginally statistically significant lower mean age of non-mutilated study participants than that of mutilated participants.

There was substantial heterogeneity (I 2 = 92%), the effect was only marginally statistically significant, and this outcome was graded as low quality (see table 1 for quality assessment).

As expected, for infants younger than 6 months, we found that exclusive breastfeeding has a positive association with length and weight and a negative association with diarrhea incidence, although these estimates are only marginally statistically significant (Table 2 ).

That is, the Bayesian meta-regression provided marginally statistically significant evidence that the SVR12 is, on average, 13% relatively higher than SVR24.

Patients with TBM were more likely to have one of the other, less frequently occurring AIDS defining illnesses (15/33, 45.5%), compared to those with TBP (13/49, 26.5%) or TBEP (22/89, 24.7%, P = 0.078), although this was marginally statistically significant.

Conversely, the regression coefficient for median commune income (0.122, 95% CI −0.002–0.246) and for the linear combination of median income and interaction term (0.087, 95% CI −0.006–0.18) are marginally statistically significant.

There is a marginally statistically significant association between syphilis seropositivity and self-perceived risk of HIV infection (low risk versus high risk: 13.8% versus 21.5%; OR, 0.53; 95% CI, 0.27–1.02; P = 0.06). 4.

All p values less than 0.05 were considered statistically significant, and p values between 0.05 and 0.10 were considered to marginally statistically significant. 5.

The exact regressions of Table 5 were the same, and as the male case was non-heritable and radiation unexposed, the effect of excluding him was to make the SIR in Table 2 for the relevant cell marginally statistically significant (nine cases observed, 4.78 expected, SIR=1.88, 95% CI 0.86, 3.57; results not shown).

At frequencies of 3 kHz (left ear: p = 0.0442; right ear: p = 0.0207) and 4 kHz (left ear: p = 0.0442; right ear: p = 0.0496) these slight differences were marginally statistically significant for air conduction of the left as well as the right ear (Mann–Whitney- U -Test).

continuous exposure relationship was quadratic, the continuous model including the unexposed subjects could yield a marginally statistically significant positive slope in conjunction with no apparent trend or a U-shaped relationship in the RRs across the four exposure categories.

These indicate that non-selective NSAID use is associated with a slight decrease for the development of breast cancer with a marginally statistically significant difference.

Physical activity The log-binomial regression models showed that after adjusting for age and sex, a higher number of close friends and being widowed were associated with being physically active, although the latter association was only marginally statistically significant (Model A in Table 2 ).

A marginally statistically significant higher expression was evidenced in BCP-ALL patients with no chromosomal translocations, compared with patients with either the 12;21 or the 4;11 translocation ( P =0.0593).

21 Although it is true that statistically significant or marginally statistically significant price reductions were observed for the three leading US cigarette companies, significant reductions are brand specific.

IT-CTx ( P =0.058) and WBRT ( P =0.065) also showed marginally statistically significant impact on survival.