“near-marginal significance”

62 × 103, p < 0.05) while IL-17E/IL-25 dropped with near-marginal significance (916 vs. 650, p = 0.069).

The mean number of CTCs/ml in patients with stages II and III cancers (3.3±2.3, n =6) tended to be lower than those with stage IV, with near-marginal significance (7.0±6.2, n =7; t =1.4563, P=0.0919, one-tailed Welch's t-test).

We considered 0.10 ≤ p -values ≤0.11to indicate near-marginal significance (•); p -values ≤0.1 as significant (**); and p -values ≤0.05 as highly significant (*).

In multivariate analysis, statistically significant factors (p<0.05) and factors with near-marginal significance (p<0.10) were included.

The correctness of response is similar to a study of students at Villanova, in which vaccinated students answered the HPV knowledge questions correctly more frequently than unvaccinated students with a near-marginal significance ( p = 0.12) [ 14 ].

Moreover, the rate of actionable alterations in pericardial effusion was higher than that in plasma cfDNA, albeit there was a near-marginal significance ( p = 0.16) ( Figure 4E ).

Correlation between lymph node metastasis (pN) and individual MMR protein loss was not statistically significant, but near-marginal significance for MSH2 loss ( p =0.163) and PMS2 loss ( p =0.181).

Further, there was near-marginal significance (0.05 < P < 0.18) between one CSS and mental score, both one and ≥ 2 CSSs and total scores on JHEQ, respectively.

When splitting controls and COPD patients into two subgroups - less than and above 60 years of age, we found near-marginal significance for shorter telomeres in COPD patients above 60 years compared to controls in the same subgroup (17558.73 ± 1536.78 (SEM) bp vs. 22257.88 ± 3684.15 (SEM) bp., p = 0.188, Fig. 2 ), but no difference was seen in younger subgroups ( p = 0.479).

Gait speed ( R = −0.604, P = 0.005) was related with PIGD showing near-marginal significance in the “ON” state.