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near significanceP < 0.12.0× alphagold
Comparative analysis of categorical variables was performed using Fisher’s exact test or a χ2-test with Yates’ correction, and continuous variables through the Mann–Whitney U -test with statistical significance (P < 0.05) or near significance (P < 0.1) were subjected to multivariate analysis using a forward stepwise logistic regression model.
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Further comparisons between the groups indicated that the difference in the malformation rate between the young and old groups stored for the short time was near significance (10.5% vs.19.5%, respectively, P = 0.1093), whereas the difference between the young and old groups following long storage was highly significant (13.7% vs. 33.9%, respectively, p= 0.0075).
Both the α-diversity (expressed as number of OTUs) and the β-diversity (expressed with the Whittaker index) within the field-collected samples did not differ among sites, although for the latter the p -value turned out to be near significance (P α-diversity = 0.194; P β-diversity = 0.0638; Table S9 in the Supplementary Materials ).
In the fully adjusted Model 5, caregiver-reported societal cultural stress was the only stressor independently associated with a higher hazard of lifetime BD onset (HR, 2.15; 95% CI, 1.18–3.89), while the effect of marijuana use was near significance (HR, 1.90, 95% CI, 1.00–3.63, p, 0.051).
Activity wavelet coherence analyses Since temperature range and temperature minimum were significant, and daylight near significance in the count model for activity, and latitude near significance in the count model and significant in the zero-inflation component, we also analyzed these three zeitgeber measures by latitude using wavelet coherence ( Figure 3 ).