“near-significant”

To explore the near-significant interaction, analyses of simple effects were conducted.

Only variables that showed significant or near-significant differences between ERI groups in univariate comparisons were considered for inclusion in the regression models.

However, another meta-analysis of 23 studies (from 3 months to 2 years) showed a near-significant increase in HDL,[ 53 ] probably due to the that longer periods are needed to manifest changes in LCHP diet-induced HDL metabolism, possibly due to the slow turnover rate of HDL particles.[ 6 ] Similar to,[ 47 , 48 , 54 - 57 ] the present study showed a decrease in body weight that may be attributed

4 a), while this observation was only near-significant using ONT (Fig. 4 b).

The significant or near-significant P -values for the explicit permutation test are primarily due to some small to moderate two-way interactions (data not shown).

A recent Brazilian study of leukemia in children younger than 2 years found a statistically significant increase in adjusted odds ratios of 1.66 for infants with ALL and a near-significant increase of 1.54 for AML when any second-degree relative had cancer, supporting the conclusion of more subtle familial genetic susceptibility in IL. 32 Interestingly, the odds ratios increased significantly when the children's father had any cancer (1.80 ALL and 2.34 AML), but no such significant increase was observed when mothers had cancer.

Statistical significance was set at 5%, but near-significant effects for interactive terms were also investigated in an exploratory manner.

Interestingly, it has been observed that the root biomass benefits more from inoculation in field conditions than in greenhouse conditions, as can be seen from the results of a z -test p -value in the near-significant range (0.179).

Following strict multiple comparisons correction, these findings were attenuated to strong, near-significant nominal trends ( p BH = 0.067 and p BH = 0.060, respectively).

5.54 (1.24), but were equally willing to work with both in a future experiment, t(25) = 1.67, p = .11 (although the near-significant trend was in the predicted direction, M(SD) = 6.27 (0.78) vs. 5.92 (1.09)).

Furthermore, the 1 study 43 of men in the present analysis that showed a near-significant deleterious effect of low-GI diets was also responsible for the heterogeneity in the analysis.

Furthermore, compared with the control, Bacteroides -gavaged mice exhibited significantly decreased systemic glucose intolerance and near-significant improvement in insulin resistance, as revealed by the results of the 1-g oral glucose tolerance test and insulin tolerance test ( Figures 4 D and 4E).

However, there was a near-significant level for hemoglobin, blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and systolic blood pressure ( Table 3 ).

As for the analysis predicting depressive symptoms in this diagnostic group, neither the total indirect effect of the three cognitive variables nor the specific indirect effect of any of them reached statistical significance, although the specific indirect effect of neuroticism on depressive symptoms through brooding was near-significant.

HDF administration showed a non-significant increase in albumin and a near-significant rise in total protein.

For patients only, a near-significant positive correlation between reaction times on AMT trials with slow speed and short distance and the number of completed categories on the WCST emerged (τ = .273, p = .054).

Ultrasonographic outcomes produced the largest effect sizes and the greatest number of statistically significant or near-significant associations among the evaluated diagnostic methods.

Finally, the near-significant effect of sulpiride on RCL is consistent with the increased motivation for food caused by low doses of this drug (Guyon et al. 1993 ).

25 A significant and near-significant downregulation of Pax6os1 in pancreatic islets could be observed after 4 weeks of treatment with ASOs in female and male mice, respectively ( Figure S5 related to Figure 3 ).

We found significant or near-significant associations in expenditure and caloric intake between ‘unhealthy’ and imported foods as well as between imported foods and obesity, though inferences based on these associations should be made carefully due to data constraints.

Second, our findings showed a near-significant worsening effect on postural control measures in the sham condition, suggesting that sham neurofeedback on SMA might have a deteriorating effect.

Sports and exercise participation during the first trimester of pregnancy is not associated with an increased risk of delivering a small for gestational age (GA) neonate but is rather associated with a near-significant 17% reduction in the risk of delivering a large for GA neonate.

1G , plasma insulin levels measured from samples collected 10 min into the last IPGTT experiments displayed a near-significant tendency to be reduced acutely but increased at 6 hours after exendin-4 treatment for β-arrestin 2 KO versus control mice when normalized to their corresponding vehicle values (fig.

Both SNPs rs7161 and rs4660761 ( DPH2 and ATP6V0B ) were highly significant in a mega-analysis in a combined cohort of 180 self-reported European-Americans; SNP rs1800934 ( MSH6 ) was near-significant in a meta-analysis assuming dominant effect of the minor allele.

IL-1β and TNF-α showed a significant or near-significant decline from 5 to 24 h following cooking and candle exposure compared to clean air exposure (Table 2 ).