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A recent study showed that there was a slightly significant decrease in BMI and a decrease in the prevalence of overweight and obesity among schoolchildren in another area of Japan from 2003 to 2009, 18 which is consistent with the results of the present study.

The mean claudin‐3 (CLDN3) level was significantly lower in the patient group (3889.56 ng/mL) than the control group (4216.77 ng/mL) ( p < 0.001) (Figure 1 ) In the control group, a slightly significant negative correlation was found between zonulin level and CRP ( r = −0.356) (Table 2 ).

In this review, the studies measuring arsenic demonstrate slightly significant associations; this may demonstrate a lack of associations or variability in study populations.

Unlike other studies, both CIs presented a slightly significant IE difference despite the presence of a hexadecyl (−C 16 H 33 ) group, which could have been attributed to the number of functional groups that take part in the adsorption processes.

Higher-frequency oscillations (such as those associated with solar activity) [10] are contained in the residuals; e.g., EVs #7 and #8 define a 13-year period signal, while EVs #9 and #10 define an 18-year period signal (also identified through the slightly significant autocorrelation values at time lags 13 and 18 years in Fig. 2c ).

Univariate analyses showed a slightly significant higher rate of severe adverse maternal and neonatal outcomes in women with a birth planned at the start of care in labor in MLBCs compared to OUs (respectively 4.6 and 3.4%; crude OR 1.36; 95% CI [1.01–1.83]).

On the other hand, there was a slightly significant correlation between the EQ-VAS scores in both proxy groups.

The test revealed that sample source affected microbial communities ( P < 0.05); the month of sampling was slightly significant in cNAW and NSW samples, and in particular, the samples collected in November showed a significantly different bacterial community.

For example, a value below 0.5 is not significant, 0.5~1.5 is slightly significant, 1.5–3.0 is significant, 3.0–6.0 is very significant, and >6.0 is obvious [ 15 ]. 2.5.

10–12 One exception was seen in Hohnloser et al reporting a slightly significant risk reduction of ischaemic stroke in case of apixaban. 23 The composite effectiveness outcome in that study indicated an even more pronounced benefit of DOACs.

In the case of perception, occupation ( p < 0.034 *) has a slightly significant relationship but explains less than 5.2% of the conflict.

Nutrition There was a significant decrease in severe wasting (WHO weight for height z-score < -3 for under five children) at the onset of COVID-19 and a slightly significant slope change for the pre-and COVID-19 periods (Fig. 5 ).

However, KDM1A (high expression), STAT3 (high expression), KDM1A (high expression), and CD8A (low expression) showed a slightly significant effect on overall survival (Fig.

In contrast, in cultivar B a slightly significant (0.070) difference was found between the triploids, which decreased and the tetraploids, which increased compared to diploids ( Figure 1A ).

Lower concentrations (10, 100, 250, and 500 nM) only lead to a slightly significant or nonsignificant numerical decline of ATP.

Post-intervention, in the experimental group (Group 1), there was a slightly significant decrease in anxiety levels and this decrease is more noticeable when we consider the assessment of fear levels.

The results showed that age was also a slightly significant prognostic factor.

Hemoglobin had the second largest absolute coefficient value in the 7-15-month model–a slightly significant 0.47 (0.02, 0.93)–but the second largest difference in height was predicted by SAP—a child at the 3rd quartile of its distribution predicted to be 0.65 cm shorter than one at the 1st quartile–which also had a highly statistically significant coefficient estimate.

By analyzing the association of 5mC and its derivatives with the clinicopathological parameters of colon carcinoma, we found that only age had a slightly significant association with 5hmC.

A comparison between the groups of normal pouch and pouchitis showed that there is not any significant variability, in terms of species richness and abundance, between the two environments (only for weighted UniFrac dissimilarity a slightly significant difference was found; q -value = 0.048).

This difference may be due to the reduced muscular strength typical of NMD patients, but also due to the small sample size as the percentile of the 95°centile RR showed a slightly significant increase.

Further, the residuals of these combined models showed small negative Moran’s I values, most of them were slightly significant or not significant ( Table S5 ), which indicates the models are appropriate for our analyses since they control for spatial autocorrelation.

The slightly significant difference in dried blood CsA C 2 concentrations in liver transplant recipients between visits 2 and 3 was not seen in renal transplant recipients and might point at a still not sufficient training of the patients.

The coefficients for the female entrepreneur dummy are positive and slightly significant in the first two columns and insignificant in the last two columns.

We found that MALAT1, a lncRNA gene previously shown to be involved in tumorigenesis of lung adenocarcinomas [ 37 ], exhibits a slightly significant FM bias in cohorts of both the WG-505 ( p value 0.0138 in KIRC) and the WG-608 ( p value 0.0104 in pan-cancer) datasets.