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moderately significant

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P<0.11p>0.11

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However, a moderately significant relationship was found between C-peptide and AIP (0.432) in control-male and weak significant relationships were found between C-peptide with CRI I and CRI II (0.370 and 0.276, respectively) in control-male and with AIP (0.308) in control-female ( Table 5 ).
Interestingly, the majority of these trait pairs (n = 60) did not have a significant genome-wide HDL- or LDSC-based r g , suggesting that meaningful local genetic correlations are common between traits with negligible genome-wide r g , and in most cases, a significant genome-wide r g reflects the presence of moderately significant local genetic correlations across the genome rather than highly significant local genetic correlations in specific genomic regions.
Also, using the correlation segment of the UALCAN database, the genes positively correlated with SYK in COAD were identified, where Pearson correlation coefficients (CC) >0.47 was considered as moderately significant on both websites and recognized the similar or correlated genes were inputted into the GeneMANIA database to predict the protein-protein interaction network.
Based on coronary lesions, we formed four groups of patients: the first group with normal coronaries, the second group with minimal/moderate changes (≤50% stenoses), the third group with moderately significant coronary lesions (51–75% stenoses), non-revascularization objects, and 1–2 vessel disease), and the fourth group with significant (51–100% stenoses) that are objects of revascularization and three-vessel disease ( Figure 4 and Figure 8 a).
Days to emergence showed negative and weak association with dry pod weight (r = − 0.19), dry seed weight (r = − 0.12), and yield (r = − 0.19) while positive and moderately significant correlation was found with harvest index (r = 0.16), days to maturity ( r = 0.40), and days to 50% flowering (r = 0.58).
There was also a moderately significant decline in problems paying medical bills in nonexpansion states from 2012–2013 to 2016–2017, but no other statistically significant reductions in affordability problems or improvements in access among previously eligible parents in nonexpansion states over this period.