“not quite statistically significant”

0/51, 0%, p = 0.0525), however, the difference was not quite statistically significant [ 5 , 67 ].

Though not quite statistically significant, this data indicates a potential impairment of contextual fear memory in the mutant mice.

The obtained results are considered extremely significant if p ε [0; 0.0006], very statistically significant if p ε [0.0006; 0.001], statistically significant if p ε [0.001; 0.05], not quite statistically significant if p ε [0.05; 0.08], or non-significant when p ε [0.008; ∞].

Although not quite statistically significant, we find R KM * in DH to be over twice that in CX for the pooled data.

The estimated effect was however small (just over one-tenth of a point on a 0–10 scale) and not quite statistically significant.

As far as outcomes that were not quite statistically significant but may represent a trend, were men with grade 3 varicoceles had a trend towards a lower percentage of sperm with normal morphology in comparison to men with grade 2 varicoceles: 2.6% and 4.3% normal morphology respectively (P value =0.055); and that the difference in severity of SDF in men with grade 3 varicoceles being higher than those with grade 2 varicoceles, indicated a trend, although not quite statistically significant (P=0.051).

Here, although not quite statistically significant, the effect of grades on subsequent latent change in burnout had the same sign ( b = −0.13) as the cross-lagged effect of grades on subsequent burnout when adjusting for initial burnout ( b = −0.14).

There was a trend toward variation (p = 0.055), although it was not quite statistically significant at alpha = 0.05.

An increase in voting barriers was also associated with an increase in odds of preterm birth among Black birthing individuals (OR = 1.27, 95% CI = 0.90, 1.75), but this increase was not quite statistically significant.

In the multivariable model, check in during the night shift (11 p.m.–7 a.m.) trended towards being predictive of an event resulting in PV with an adjusted RR of 1.87, although this was not quite statistically significant (95% CI = 0.99–3.53).

There was also an increased risk of suicidal consideration among those with increased desire for a sexual relationship, though not quite statistically significant (OR = 1.37, 95% CI: 0.97, 1.72), and with increased desire for a domestic partnership or civil union (OR = 1.39, 95% CI; 1.04, 1.86).

Depression (CES-D) There was a decrease in mean CES-D scores over time in both groups, however this was not quite statistically significant.