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Focal players with a higher skill achieved relative to the experimental player also made more positive comments (β = 0.29, χ 2 = 5.12, p = 0.02); there was a near-significant interaction with manipulation such that the experimental player in the female-voiced treatment received more positive comments when focal players were of a higher skill level, but fewer positive comments when the experimental player was higher in skill ( Fig 2 ).
While our study showed a near-significant effectiveness of posterior wall ablation in PersAF patients, this finding is at best hypothesis generating: this near-significant finding was achieved in patients undergoing repeat (not initial) ablation, with difference in subgroups in terms of baseline characteristics, lesion set during initial ablation, and ablation energy used during repeat ablation.
The near-significant correlation between walking speed and alternation rate is the first suggestion in the literature that binocular rivalry may be impacted by walking speed, indicating a potential impact of motor behavior on visual perception Prior research has reported that retinal image motion could cause binocular rivalry alternations [ 24 ].
raised concerns regarding the integrity of the randomization process, as evidenced by near-significant differences in baseline characteristics between groups – the S. repens treatment group had almost statistically worse prostate volume, Charlson Comorbidity Index, and urinary symptoms than the Prostaflog group – as well as unexplained discrepancies in group sample sizes. 44 In our opinion, these methodological shortcomings necessitated the exclusion of these studies from the primary analysis in order to preserve the rigour and credibility of our conclusions.
(4b) Likewise, the MR analyses have only a very weak statistical signal (p=.02,.03): 1 this doesn't survive correction for testing two phenotypes (not to mention the implicit tests prioritized by rhog that were discarded based on LCV); 2 the LCV paper proves these tests are susceptible to inflation by genetic correlation; 3 I do not agree that horizontal pleiotropy has been ruled out, a priori it seems almost certain that many heritable traits (BMI, smoking, diet, exercise,....) will causally effect both glucose and lung function, to some extent, and moreover you do show that AMT has near-significant TWAS effects on both smoking and glucose.