Barely Significant
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of borderline significance

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Additionally, because of the study design, in which the decision to perform revascularization or deferral is at the discretion of the operator, the operator may be more likely to avoid deferral of a stenosis in the LAD than in the RCA or LCx, especially when the FFR or iFR values are of borderline significance.
However, in this review the authors included only 10 observational studies and concluded that no statistically significant differences were found in mortality, which might be explained by a smaller sample size compared to our study, especially given that their confidence interval was of borderline significance, and that they did not include some studies that would have met inclusion criteria as per their description [ 72 ].
18 A fourth prospective study based on Australian participants (38% premenopausal), suggested a positive association with fT4 of borderline significance (OR per unit increase = 1.07 (0.99–1.17)), but included a more limited number of cases (n = 100). 15 Although one prospective study (n = 61 cases) reported higher breast cancer risk among postmenopausal women with low fT4 concentrations, 19 a recent, large Mendelian Randomisation analysis combining
Restricted cubic spline analyses identified distinct dose–response associations between dietary patterns and sarcopenia risk: (1) Dietary Pattern 1 did not demonstrate a significant linear association with sarcopenia risk (P-overall = 0.180), the RCS analysis indicated a non-linear pattern of borderline significance (P-nonlinearity = 0.089).
In addition, in post-hoc analyses, smoking tobacco was of borderline significance for being an effect modifier for total mortality, and since smoking tobacco has decreased since the study was done, the results even in the narrow VA population targeted earlier could have been different had the study been done today ( 7 ).
On interview, mild depression was detected that was confirmed by the interpretation of the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory provided by the chief of psychology at the hospital, who stated that there were “mild depressive trends of borderline significance.” There was no other history of past or current parasomnia and no psychiatric history.