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A prediction model with reached TV 2 as sole determinant was nearly significant [ p = 0.051; OR 0.97 (0.93; 1.00); AUC = 30%].

These little changes of KI males resulted in a nearly significant reduction of the social exploration time along the two phases (Fig. 8 B, p = 0.051 two-tail t-test).

The association was nearly significant for low serum creatinine (P = 0.051) but not significant for gender, diabetes, CRP >5 mg/L and low protein intake.

Post hoc analyses with Bonferroni correction showed that the complete feedback group rated the app significantly better than the control group on Attractiveness ( p = 0.036), Stimulation ( p = 0.031), and Novelty ( p = 0.019), and significantly higher than the partial feedback group on Dependability ( p = 0.019), although this difference was also nearly significant for Perspicuity ( p = 0.051), Efficiency ( p = 0.051), and Novelty ( p = 0.053).

Consequently, although the mean radiation dose by session was approximately 20 cGy higher in the mask group compared with the bra group ( P = .022), patients in the mask group received a total radiation dose that is 230 cGy lower than those in the bra group, a difference that was nearly significant ( P = .051; Table 1 ).

First, the age of the first sexual relationship shows a nearly significant positive relationship with risk propensity (β = 0.12, SE = 0.06, p = 0.051); however, this relationship is opposed to what was predicted.

Although a nearly significant negative association was found between percent body fat and vigorous physical activity ( r = −0.193; p = 0.051), no connections were observed with SMOC ( r = 0.019; p = 0.826) or endurance index ( r = 0.036; p = 0.714).

As concerned sEGFR, a cut-off value of 56.87 ng/mL clearly differentiated among patients expressing lower levels and experiencing lower median overall survival periods of 4.2 months in contrast to patients displaying levels well above of the cut-off value who presented median overall survival intervals of 9.5 months ( p = 0.016); progression-free survival differences were nearly significant ( p = 0.051).

Additionally, post-hoc comparisons also revealed a nearly significant difference between no-masking and masking conditions only for CONs ( adjusted-p = 0.051).

The same comparison of IC patients in these two major diagnostic categories was nearly significant, with a mean LOS of 10 h ( M = 600, 95% CI [355–844 min]) for IC SA patients compared with mean LOS of 9 h 3 min ( M = 543, 95% CI [353–733 min]; p = 0.051) for IC patients with anxiety, depression, or other MH disorders.

The association of glutamine with PC-1 was nearly significant ( p = .051).

Among our prostate cancer subjects, we have also found nearly significant elevated frequencies in prostate cancer patients compared to controls (p = 0.051).

Discussion In this prespecified sub-study of the WAHA trial, a diet supplemented with walnuts at ≈15% energy during 2 years resulted in a nearly significant ( P =0.051) mean 4.6 mm Hg reduction in systolic office BP and nonsignificant reductions in office diastolic BP or 24-hour ambulatory BP values compared with a control diet in fit elders (mean age 69 years), of whom 60% had mild hypertension, treated pharmacologically in most of them and well controlled in 52%.

We found that platelet depletion resulted in nearly significantly reduced lesion weight at 1 and 2 weeks after induction but significantly at 5 th week (p = 0.051, p = 0.053, and p = 0.017, respectively; Figure 1C ).

There is a nearly significant reduction of pulmonary haemorrhage with the use of 200 mg/kg poractant-α (Fig. 4 c: p = 0.051), while this reduction becomes significant when analysis was done pooling together patients receiving different doses of poractant-α (Fig. 4 d: p = 0.038).

0.783; p = 0.003) and nearly significant differences compared to the mSAX approach (AUC: 0.850; p = 0.051).

In addition, a nearly significant and positive three-way interaction of (group [Active tACS] × session [3]) × MoCA (beta = 3.26, 95% CI [− 0.01, 6.53], t(811) = 1.95, p = 0.051; Std. beta = 0.11, 95% CI [− 4.65e−04, 0.23]) indicated higher offline visuomotor learning 3 months after treatment in participants with lower MoCA from the active tACS group compared to those from the sham tACS group (Fig. 4 b).

In pairwise comparisons of the interaction, we found dogs’ Q1 activity, a measure of rest, was greater for dogs when they were co-housed with a dog that they were previously housed with prior to fostering versus dogs housed with a new dog, and that difference was nearly significant ( p = .051).

GO analysis of genes with the same directional overlap (203 unique Drosophila orthologues) for nurses and controls and foragers and infected bees yielded significant clusters ( p < 0.05) related to metabolism and one cluster that was nearly significant related to immunity (p = 0.051) (Table 6 ).

Univariate Analysis As shown in Table 3 , the univariate analysis revealed that the prognostic factors related to recurrence in all groups were immunosuppressive drugs ( p = 0.009), transplantation ( p = 0.006), no facial nerve conservation surgery ( p = 0.007), compromised margins ( p = 0.049), distant metastasis ( p = 0.038), radiotherapy ( p = 0.027), chemotherapy ( p < 0.001), and palliative care ( p < 0.001); the degree of histological differentiation was nearly significant ( p = 0.051).

NLR showed a nearly significant difference (2.16±0.95 vs 2.43±1.01; P =0.051), whereas no difference was observed in SII value ( Table 5 ).

A nearly significant between-group difference was found in PIQ (mean = −4.0, p = 0.051), with patients performing poorer than HCs.

We found a nearly significant reduction of symptoms ( p =0.051) during the second half of the treatment (t2-t3).

Regarding the PEP-3 motor dimension, we observed a general increase across the three variables, except for gross motor, which was nearly significant (p = 0.051).

Two-way ANOVA revealed that a nearly significant interaction between sex and Crh deletion on the duration investigating either a lego (F (1, 36) = 4.088, P = 0.051) or a novel mouse (F (1, 36) = 3.074, P = 0.088).