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Procrustes ANOVAs of shape change between fixed and fresh specimens of each species were nearly significant ( p = 0.056, N. canestrinii ), significant ( p = 0.01, K. panizzae ) or highly significant ( p = 0.001–0.007, all other species, consistent with greater statistical power associated with larger sample sizes).

However, the effect of sex was nearly significant (F (1, 46) = 3.86, p = 0.056) in the caudal NTS, but not quite.

This was confirmed by two-way ANOVA for entire length of experiment ( p = 0.037) ( Figure 4 ), as well as being found nearly significant in period I ( p = 0.056) and significant in period III ( p = 0.01) ( Table 3 ).

The statistical analysis showed significant differences between supra- and submucosal plaque on implants for the genus Tannerella (p = 0.0067) and nearly significant differences for the genus Aggregatibacter (p = 0.056).

Although the model of harm avoidance ( Table 3 ) was not significant in the present study, the significance was nearly significant (p=0.056) in which model darkness preference was significant (p=0.018).

The size, category, and their interaction had no statistically significant effect on the time delay, although the category of change was nearly significant ( p = 0.056).

The mineral particle thickness varied significantly within each region studied (Figure 3 a–c); however, there were no significant differences between regions (Figure 3 d), except for a nearly significant difference between the tip and base ( p = 0.056).

Moreover, a clear and nearly significant decrease in ccfmtDNA copies per genome equivalent ( r = −0.16, p = 0.056) was observed during aging (Figure 2C ).

d) Effects of toxoplasmosis on rated pleasantness of odors Repeated measure ANCOVA with attributed pleasantness of six odors (including the neutral sample) as repeated measures and toxoplasmosis, sex, Rh, intensity of smoking and age as an independent variables revealed only significant effects of sex (p = 0.009, η 2 = 0.059), type of odor (p < 0.0005, η 2 = 0.056), sex-type of odor interaction (p < 0.0005, η 2 = 0.060), and a nearly significant effect of smoking (p = 0.056, η 2 = 0.032), Fig 3 .

After adjustment for confounder, multivariable Cox regression analyses demonstrated nearly significant increase in the 3-month all-cause mortality in the Q4 group compared with the Q1 group (HR=2.43, 95% CI 0.98 to 6.04, p=0.056).

Belle Glade animals exhibited a nearly significant difference (p = 0.056), with a ratio of 0.77.

In the <5 th percentile births, Zambia had a higher stillbirth rate in the intervention clusters that was nearly significant (238.5 vs. 193.9 per 1000, p = 0.0561 while Kenya had a lower stillbirth rate in the intervention clusters that also was nearly significant (184.0 vs 250.0 per 1000, p = 0.066).

Moreover, significant differences were observed in the required times between the phase I and phase III studies, and a difference in those between phase I and phase II studies was nearly significant ( p = 0.0563).

In the open field test (Figure 7c ), which allowed the mice to freely explore their environment while measuring ambulation, HCW9218 treatment was associated with a significantly improved distance traveled ( p = 0.0064), while HCW9228 treatment yielded a nearly significant result ( p = 0.0566) compared to PBS treatment.

From baseline to day 2, there was a significant increase in serum Ca in the exercise-only group (p < 0.05, paired t-test, Fig 9 ) and a nearly significant increase in serum Ca in the supplemented diet-only and combined diet and exercise groups (p = 0.0567, p = 0.0570, respectively, paired t-test, Fig 9 ).

When considering the dialysis modality, the first three pandemic waves resulted in a nearly significant ( p = 0.0567) higher susceptibility associated with hemodialysis treatment (132 cases out of 1027, 12.8%) compared to peritoneal dialysis (4 cases out of 81, 4.9%).

For ACE-27 score, significant results were noted for HPV-negative tumors between score 0 and high-risk scores 2 and 3 ( p = 0.029), and a nearly significant difference was noted between score 1 and high-risk scores 2 and 3 ( p = 0.057).

Analysis of acquired data with statistical methods showed that T allele (mutant) has a protective role and is nearly significant between cases and controls (p = 0.057).

The only exception concerned the intention to quit outcome, where the condition-by-education interaction was nearly significant (p = 0.057).

The difference in V ms after RME (2.79–2.28) at expiration is nearly significant ( p = 0.057).

Likewise, no differences were detected by year of training; however, greater emotional exhaustion among interns was nearly significant (n = 58; P = .057).

A significant difference was found between the Early Intermediate Period and the Late Intermediate Period (p = 0.022), and a nearly significant difference between the Early Intermediate Period and the Middle Horizon (p = 0.057).

It was of note that there was a nearly significant ( P = 0.057) mortality increase with systemic MSCs related to pulmonary embolisms.

In our patients, central fatigue worsen during motor contraction; FSS score was significantly correlated to maximal voluntary contraction (before and after the effort, r-before = -0.583, p <0.01, r-after= -0.534, p < 0.05), and to motor disability measured by MRC (r = -0.496, p < 0.05); also, the association to lactate baseline reached a nearly significant value (r = 0.378, p = 0.057).

The nearly significant decrease in LF/HF ratio suggests improved autonomic tone ( P = 0.057).