Barely Significant
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nearly statistically significant

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Can the authors please de-emphasize this novelty and acknowledge the good work carried out by other researchers that have addressed some of these questions previously? Second, "trend" or "trending" is used in the manuscript to refer to findings that are nearly statistically significant.
Five of these trials showed significant clinical benefit, with only one trial yielding results that were nearly statistically significant [ Table 2 ].[ 61 , 62 , 63 , 64 , 65 , 66 ] A meta-analysis of these RCTs revealed that EVT was superior to medical management in terms of enhancing functional outcomes and lowering 90-day mortality in large core infarct patients, especially those with ASPECTS of 3–5 and LVO in critical arteries such as the intracranial internal carotid artery terminus or proximal middle cerebral artery.
In a Kendall’s tau-b correlation analysis investigating the relationship between the age of the populations (excluding the unspecified category) and their representation in the publications included in this review, a strong and nearly statistically significant positive correlation was observed, τ b = 0.545 , p = 0.061 . 3.3 Robots used Concerning the robots used in the studies, NAO, Pepper ( Pandey and Gelin, 2018 ), QTRobot and Jibo are the most commonly employed and represent respectively 14.3%, 10%, 5.7% and 2.9% of the publications ( Figure 6A ).
Although in heterozygous patients the presence of R232 can compensate for the hypomorphic H232 allele, we highlighted a nearly statistically significant difference in the overall survival of the patients carrying R232 in the homozygous combination with increased survival, compared to the heterozygous H232/R232 patients.
The Vomer base length in the anteroposterior direction (VB distance), which was nearly statistically significant, was shorter in bilateral group than the unilateral and control group which was consistent with the Doğan et al.,[ 20 ] Ross,[ 21 ] Shao et al.,[ 22 ] and Xu et al.’s[ 23 ] findings of significant decrease in sagittal length of maxilla.