Barely Significant
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of borderline significance

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However, the strongest association of severe SGA with cause-specific mortality was noted for death due to infection (HR = 3.19 in the population-based analysis and HR = 4.24 in the sibling-based analysis), followed by neurologic disease (HR = 2.22 in the population-based analysis and HR = 1.97 in the sibling-based analysis) and injury (HR = 1.32 in the population-based analysis and HR = 1.43 in the sibling-based analysis), although some associations were of borderline significance in the sibling-based analyses.
In the first years of the period considered, a positive association between PAC and abortion emerged, although of borderline significance due to the small number of cases; the PR was 1.08 (95%CI: 0.92–1.26) in 2010–2012, 1.21 (95%CI: 1.03–1.42) in 2013–2015 and 1.17 (95%CI: 0.98–1.40) in 2016–2018.
Resting energy expenditure, total physical activity, and moderate to vigorous intensity physical activity were marginally higher in the group assigned to the low carbohydrate diet (group differences or linear trends of borderline significance), with contrasting within group changes in some cases; whereas sedentary time and skeletal muscle work efficiency did not differ by diet ( table 3 ).
To explore the prognostic potential of the proteomic targets, we used classification and regression trees (CART) to identify patterns of proteins that would robustly classify STS from LTS using the significant proteomic targets; for classification, we used the 7 significantly differentially expressed proteomic targets, as well as YWHAQ, which was of borderline significance.
observed that clinical bulky (≥2 cm) mediastinal lymph nodes was of borderline significance in predicting an increased risk of BM in IIB–IIIB NSCLC after multimodality treatment.[ 10 ] Wang et al. reported that a greater number of mediastinal lymph nodes and nodal regions with metastases predicted a higher risk of BM for stage III-N2 NSCLC.[ 13 ] Mamon et al. reported that the incidence of BM increased independently by the presence of residual nodal disease in 177 surgically treated IIIA (N2) NSCLC with/without neoadjuvant/adjuvant therapy.[ 11 ] In our study, on multivariate analysis, LNR ≥ 30 % was associated with an increased risk of BM and BM as the first relapse.
There were no significant treatment effects identified in the intervention school children’s mean psychosocial scale QOL and mean overall QOL compared to the control school (Table 3 and Figure 2 ), however trends suggest a treatment effect of borderline significance from baseline to post-test (7 weeks) (Table 3 ).
Patients with pT1 stage tumors (HR: 2.04, p -value = 0.0159) and high-grade tumors, according to the 1973 WHO classification (HR: 1.83, p -value = 0.0522), had a higher risk of recurrence, although the latter association was of borderline significance.