catesbeianus at a wetland was a nearly statistically significant predictor of infection in that species (p = 0.093), though the density of no other amphibian species was statistically significantly related to infection in L. catesbeianus (p>0.3 for all other species) ( Figure 2 ).
This same effect was nearly statistically significant for the condition where ΔLTR was 4.21 (OR = 1.35, p = 0.095).
In particular, VAT adipocytes were characterized by significantly higher expression of the lipolytic gene ( LPL , p = 0.0119), whereas lipogenesis genes were highly expressed in cells obtained from SAT; however, the difference was only nearly statistically significant ( p = 0.0965, p = 0.0734, p = 0.0858 for ACACA , FASN , and SCD-1 , respectively, Figure 6 C).
In addition, however, the number of normally shaped miracidia was higher pre-retreatment than post-retreatment in both PZQ concentrations, although only nearly statistically significant in the paired samples (paired: t = 1.915, df = 7, P = 0.097; unpaired: t = 1.367, df = 12, P = 0.197).
Statistically significant ( P < 0.05) or nearly statistically significant ( P < 0.10) variables in the univariate analysis were entered into a multivariate analysis using stepwise multiple regression.
The interaction for maternal education and all routes of exposure during the first trimester was nearly statistically significant ( p = 0.10).
In addition, although the differences may not be clearly significant, those in red blood cells (RBC), lymphocytes, mean corpuscular hemoglobin (MCH), mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration (MCHC), and HDL were yet nearly statistically significant (0.05 < p < 0.1).
Multiple regression analysis was used to find independent predictors of bone mineral density based on parameters that demonstrated a statistically significant ( p ≤ 0.05) or nearly statistically significant ( p ≤ 0.1) relationship with the dependent variables (lumbar spine barrel bone score values or bone mineral density).
53) of the duration of pain reduction after the first and second CPN was nearly statistically significant ( p = 0.101).
However, it needs to be noted that the changes were only nearly statistically significant ( p = 0.125) [ 40 ].
The requirement for ventilation was nearly statistically significant ( p = 0.15), as were the rates of nosocomial infections [57% (rs2065418 TT) vs. 40% (Control); p = 0.14].
These data indicated a trend towards a higher number of activator KIR genes (tel B) in patients achieving a pCR; the difference between the two groups is nearly statistically significant (Fisher exact test, p=0.1787) ( Figure 1 ).
However, post hoc comparisons using Fisher's LSD test did not show any significant differences among species, although perch was preferred over roach at a nearly statistically significant level (perch α = 0.53, rudd α = 0.26, roach α = 0.21; species comparison: rudd vs. roach p = .370, rudd vs. perch p = .300, roach vs. perch p = .055; Figure 2 ). 4 DISCUSSION The experimental evaluation of the species‐specific reactions to the threat of catfish predation revealed that both roach and rudd were able to detect chemical cues and change their behavior under the threat of predation.
In this study, a nearly statistically significant interaction between leptin and CRP was observed in men with abdominal obesity.
The percentage of patients who underwent electroconvulsive therapy during the last episode of illness was higher in the early-onset group, with this difference being nearly statistically significant.
Hemodynamic data such as RAP > 15 mmHg and post-AVT PVR > 5 WU were nearly statistically significant ( p value 0.06) according to the multivariate model.
Comparing the two groups at the end of each infusion using ratios of geometric means for naproxen to vehicle and 95% confidence intervals show that these effects were nearly statistically significant for the 60 minute rotation set where unbound plasma concentration of naproxen reached a mean peak of 697±45 nM ( Figure 4B ).
In addition, uPAR + EVs from melanoma cells and B lymphocytes were nearly statistically significant.
33 Fourth, a decline in physical activity level observed in the supervised treadmill exercise group between 6‐ and 12‐month follow‐up that was nearly statistically significant compared with the control group may have contributed to the decline in the 6‐minute walk distance observed in this group after the supervised treadmill exercise intervention ended.
The joint test p-value for testing the POPs simultaneously for the additive WC model controlling for BMI is 0.0798, which is nearly statistically significant. 3.2.2.
There were no correlations between daily OXC usage and calcium, ionized calcium, and 25-OH vitamin-D3 levels, but decreased calcium levels were associated with a longer duration of OXC usage; this trend was nearly statistically significant.
The only nearly statistically significant difference between the two groups regarding general characteristics was the number of first and second-degree lacerations (in Group B, there are more first-degree lacerations) (Table 1 ).
(16) also found a number of other differences that were nearly statistically significant.
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.
12 , 15 However, the only study with controls that appeared to be selected from the same underlying source population reported a nearly statistically significant increase in prevalence in the MS population (OR 2.5; 0.9–6.6, Supplemental Table 63). 33 Guillain-Barre syndrome One Danish study reported the incidence of Guillain-Barre syndrome to be 0% (Supplemental Table 64), and this did not differ from expectations for the general population (Supplemental Table 65). 48 Four studies reported the prevalence to range from 0.11–1.66%. 3 , 21 , 22 , 33 The highest estimate was produced by a Danish study that was hospital-based, 21 while the other estimates were drawn from outpatient, or inpatient and outpatient records.