“not quite significant”

Preterm birth Calcium supplementation trials in low-risk women in populations with low-calcium diets reduced the risk of preeclampsia (RR 0.48; 95% CI 0.33-0.69) but its impact on preterm birth (10 trials, RR 0.81; 95% CI 0.64-1.03) and low birth weight (8 trials, RR 0.84, 95% CI 0.68-1.03) was not quite significant [ 71 ].

The high ORs for skin lesions among the women who chewed tobacco in the highest tertiles of %iAs or %MA (7.5 and 7.3, respectively), compared with nontobacco using women with efficient arsenic methylation, suggest an interaction, although the RERI values were not quite significant.

D leaf was positively correlated with leaf dry matter content ( r 2 =0.28, P =0.023), which was similar but not quite significant for D leaf *.

When controlling for the pre-anxiety score in a linear regression model, there was some evidence to suggest that considering privacy to be important or very important is associated with post-anxiety scores that were lower on average by 5.3, although the result was not quite significant at 0.05.

40 A diet-induced decrease brain DHA content produced a decrease in the density of D 2 -like dopamine receptors in the ventral striatum, which was greater in magnitude in parous dams than in virgin females, where the effect was not quite significant.

Bone lead can be assessed with the K-shell X-ray fluorescence (KXRF) technique, but only one study has examined the association of this biomarker with PD, finding a suggestive but not quite significant [odds ratio (OR) = 1.62; 95% confidence intervals (CI), 0.83–3.17] association in an analysis involving 121 PD patients and 414 controls ( Coon et al. 2006 ).

Those for polyarteritis nodosa were, respectively, 2.88 (1.70 to 4.55), 4.36 (not quite significant with CIs of 0.90 to 12.8) and 3.53 (2.76 to 4.44).

Blocks have a much weaker effect that is not quite significant even with this large dataset.

However, this peak was not quite significant (Bonferroni-corrected significance threshold=0.025) after correction for multiple tests.

In our study, levels of HDL-cholesterol were significantly lower in the obese, compared with the nonobese children, and LTL in obese children showed a discernible (although not quite significant) positive correlation with HDL-cholesterol, each of which is consistent with this hypothesis.

The decline in deaths from drowning, though not quite significant, does coincide with a notable and continuous reduction in persons employed in fishing during the last 30 years [ 36 ].

The megalimbs moved from 163.8 N to 195.3 N in the six patients with a 19% mean increase ( P value is 0.0597, considered not quite significant; t = 2.425 with 5 degrees of freedom) ( Table 2 ).

Thus, the base case results reflect observed differences in mortality that were small and not quite significant for clinical/CD4 versus clinical monitoring (combined mortality and AIDS defined events were significantly different) and far from significant for clinical/CD4/viral load versus clinical/CD4 monitoring .

At baseline higher DHA was associated with improved reading (although not quite significant after controlling for confounders) and higher AA with poorer reading, spelling, vocabulary and attention.

A large deletion of exons 9 and 10 confers an increased risk of familial gastric cancer in patients diagnosed over 50 years of age (OR=5.922, p=0.0598), but this result is not quite significant.

The table shows the best results for the Lucas–Kanade hardware version but, except for the last two cases, all the results are very similar and the degradation of the precision is not quite significant.

Although these results were not quite significant in the univariate analysis, the risk of malaria is 1.27 (95% CI 0.97–1.66) when active surveillance increases by 19% within a health district.

While the coefficient estimates are not quite significant at conventional levels, the results are suggestive of a relationship between the condition of the patient at the time of follow-up and adherence.

Analogously, for α at occipital sensors, there were main effects of spatial attention [lower α for contralateral attention, F (1,12) = 22.50, P < 0.01] and of attended modality [lower α now when vision was task-relevant, F (1,12) = 15.60, P < 0.01] and a trend for an interaction [ F (1,12) = 4.28, P = 0.06] that was not quite significant.

Because people with DS are known to have shorter lifespans and higher risks of dementia, even though the DS-Age interaction was not quite significant, the following analyses were repeated with the groups stratified by DS.

Results We found that both the CSES and PGCMS increased among completers of the Successful Aging intervention (pre- to post-intervention change: CSES, 27.6±26.6, p=0.001; PGCMS 1.3±2.6, p=0.06), although the change for PGCMS was not quite significant.

A third cytokine, Cxcl13, had an almost identical profile except that the upregulation on POD3 after DRG inflammation level was not quite significant with the qPCR method (though it was significant by microarray).

In the present study this differential association with receptor status is statistically significant in European studies (and remains after adjustment for rs12662670) but is not quite significant in Asians which may be due to a lack of power attributable to the comparatively small number of Asian individuals involved in our study ( Table 3 ).

Albeit not quite significant, this association was noted in the previous analysis of these data 31 , and was also found in the meta-analysis 34 .

As with vagal withdrawal, the estimated effects with the 9 week stroking measure were similar or larger but were less well estimated and not quite significant.