“slightly significant”

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

But only a non-physiological metabolic provocation (intravenous GTT) led to the group-specific detection of slightly significant differences in some phospholipids levels 16 .

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.

As shown in Table 3 , the ultrasonic temperature had the most positive effects on the extraction yield of phytosterols, then, solid–liquid ratio had slightly significant affected, and then was extraction time, at last was ultrasonic power.

Statistically the overlaps between varroa_inf and MNR were highly significant, and between varroa_inf and recap slightly significant, assuring us that the marker co‐occurrence was non‐random (Table 1 ).

It can be noticed that the knockout of Bmal1 did not remarkably affect PTX internalization, although slightly significant differences were detected between the two conditions for T4, T8, and T12 ( Table S7 in Supplementary Material ).

In particular, the nQRSd (HR=1.02; P=0.010) was slightly significant in our univariate analysis and exhibited a positive trend (HR=1.01; P=0.051) in the multivariate analysis of the occurrence of PICM ( table 4 ).

Blood glucose and cholesterol remained relatively stable, though a slightly significant increase was visible for high-density lipoprotein in Gr. 2 at follow-up (T3).

The variables coma aberration (p-value = 0,12) and macular thickness (p-value = 0,10) were almost slightly significant.

This statistically slightly significant difference may have been due to the higher occurrence of multiple-strain infection in D + R + recipients, who have an overall decreased risk of severe or recurrent HCMV reactivation [ 8 , 44 ].

Conversely, females exhibited a slight negative association in the unadjusted model (β = -0.0001, 95% CI: -0.0002, -0.0000), which transitioned to a weak and non-significant positive association in Model I, subsequently becoming slightly significant in Model II (β = 0.0001, 95% CI: 0.0000, 0.0002).

Using Kolmogorov-Smirnov test for prevalence of periodontal health status, the values obtained were 0.49 for PI, and 0.71 for GI, which were found to be not significant and 1.34 for CAL and PPD, which was found to be slightly significant [ Table 2 ].

Here, we showed that the higher slightly significant risk of MACCE in OPCABG became unsignificant only after applying IPW; this may emphasize the importance of applying IPW in such non randomized and large sample size studies.

Four published articles using OD have reported slightly significant difference between patients who are immunocompromised and healthy group (SMD= −0.94 95%CI: −1.50 to −0.38) in Figure 7 .

However, a slightly significant decrease in triglyceride levels was observed at 1 month after cessation (MD = −0.15 [−0.15, −0.01] mmol/L).

Ward admission, although found to be slightly significant in previous analyses, was excluded from the regression model because it would be considered a clinical outcome, rather than a clinical predictor, of higher viral load.

Table 4 shows the within-group comparison of nutritive value of food preparations for the patients at the baseline, 3 rd , 6 th and 12 th months, which was not statistically significant over time for energy and fat, whereas, protein showed slightly significant difference from baseline to 12 months respectively.

Despite a slightly significant difference between CFI_fem_uncor_form and CFI_jug with questionable clinical relevance, ex-post correction of CFI_uncor resulted in significantly lower amount of the bias |CFI_fem_uncor_form–CFI_jug| vs. |CFI_fem_uncor–CFI_jug| (0.49±0.71 vs. 0.93±0.60 min -1 ; p = 0.005).

Slightly significant reduction in pure-tone average (PTA) and in the speech discrimination score (SDS) was measured, which, however, were functionally not relevant ( Table 1 ).

Jiang et al [ 17 ] demonstrated that the duration of diabetes ( r = 0.23–0.27) were slightly significant associated with elasticity indices by Spearman correlation coefficient.

Small differences in the intensity of the peak at 1160 cm −1 related to the C-O-C stretching in cellulose and hemicellulose were observed, while a slightly significant decrease of the peak at 1035 cm −1 was detected indicating the C-O stretching of cellulose in both CC3 treated BPS-G101 and G109.

Additionally, subgroup analyses based on the detection technique used for HOTAIR polymorphism revealed slightly significant associations with cancer resistance in specific genotypic models: the RFLP technique subgroup for HOTAIR rs920778 C > T showed significance in the recessive genotypic model (OR = 0.835, 95% CI = 0.697–1.000, p = 0.049).

On the contrary, Lys residues at the third position only produced a slightly significant and very small increase of bond scission preference (δ̂ 12 = 32%) and not a significant one in the fourth position at 10 eV (δ̂ 12 = 10%) ( Table 1 ).

Additionally, a slightly significant difference between the CFTR levels in iHeps and adult primary hepatocytes was recorded (Figure 3B ).

Levels of C‐reactive protein as well as infection classification score showed slightly significant correlation to PC4, but this represented only a small proportion of the overall variability in the data.