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only marginally significant

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p<1.0p=0.9

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In the NH group, the SESR was only marginally significant in Model 2 and became non-significant after learning attentional state was included, suggesting that the direct statistical contribution of family resources on language proficiency is relatively limited.
2019 ), we found edaphic factors to explain lower amounts of variance in soil pathogenic fungal diversity and relative abundance than climatic factors, with ANOVA usually indicating less statistically significant fits for edaphic than for climatic factors, and fungal genera being only marginally significant indicators for C/N ratio and the concentrations of NH 4 + ‐N and TDOC in soil.
Given the paucity of hits, we were not surprised that gene set enrichment analysis (GSEA) indicated no significant pathway enrichment in the cells expressing the 3-1 tRNA mutant, while only marginally significant enrichment of cell proliferation pathways related to vasculature and kidney development was found for the 4-1 nonsense suppressor, primarily driven by increased EGR1 expression rather than broader changes to the levels of multiple nodes across the associated pathways ( Supplementary Table S3 ).
These same clusters were also identified for reading achievement, though the large lateral middle frontal cluster was only marginally significant across all stimulus types (i.e., amodal, S11), present for letters (S12) and shapes (S13), and nonsignificant for numbers.
Results from Model 1 for mortality showed that participants who were taking any oral medications or following a specific diet and those who were taking insulin alone or both oral medications and insulin were more likely to die compared with those who were non-diabetic, whereas the risk of mortality among participants with untreated diabetes was only marginally significant.