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only marginally significant

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p<1.0p=0.9

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only marginally significantp = 0.081.6× alphagold
In comparison to the baseline model including only intercepts for fixed and random effects, the addition of a fixed effect of piece significantly improved the fit of the models for articulation and velocity ( p < 0.001 in both cases), but was only marginally significant in the case of asynchrony ( p = 0.08).
only marginally significantP < 0.081.6× alphagold
According to multivariate analysis, DoI-1 ( P = 0.009, HR 2.03), the total number of examined LNs for N0 (10 or less, P < 0.004, HR 2.63), number of metastatic LNs (≥4, P < 0.001, HR 5.24), and completeness of resection (R2, P = 0.003, HR 66.41) remained significant (Table 5 ), although when the number of metastatic LNs was between 1 and 3, the P -value was only marginally significant ( P < 0.08, HR 1.85).
only marginally significantP =.081.6× alphagold
For information processing outcomes, participants who viewed the scorecard (vs text-only) were more likely to get all comprehension questions correct (98.1% vs 71.2%, P= .004) and to get the recall question correct (94.2% vs 82.7%), although the difference in percentages for recall was only marginally significant ( P =.08).
only marginally significantP = 0.0801.6× alphagold
However, after adjusting for UACR reduction, the direct effect remained only marginally significant (β = 5.88; 95% CI: –0.50 to 10.74; P = 0.080), and the path from UACR reduction to eGFR change was not significant (β = 0.00; 95% CI: –0.04 to 0.04; P = 0.871).
only marginally significantp = 0.081.6× alphagold
However, the significance level was not sufficient enough for any of them and only marginally significant for ORAC results correlated to fucoxanthin ( p = 0.08), suggesting that the antioxidant activity is the response of a mixture of compounds and their different antioxidant modes of action. 3.