The association between wealth index and suspect outcome on the communication scale was very close to significant (p value=0.06) and a larger sample size would likely result in statistical significance.
A similar effect was close to significant in the hippocampus, but not in the other cerebral structures studied.
The effects of the β-LG genotypes were, independent of the parental haplotypes, close to significant on daughter yield deviation for percentage of protein.
In fact, once you control for gun ownership across states, the population density variable adds nothing to our analysis and is no longer anywhere close to significant.
"Inflows into bond funds continue to dwarf those into equity funds, and that traditional defensive plays such as bonds and the yen have been rising and are at or close to significant new highs," Morgan Stanley said.
The erodibility factor was the lowest and highest in DP and ER (0.00326 and 0.00397 Mg ha h ha− 1 MJ− 1 mm− 1, respectively), and the effect of erosional phase on this factor was close to significant.
Here, only the BNC with gelatin yields a close to significant loss in molar mass after aging (20 days).
The variation of CSI with household head's ethnicity was highly significant at the start of the dry season (F = 3.263, df = 7, p = 0.002) and close to significant at the start of the rains (F = 1.905, df = 7, p = 0.07).
Runners developing muscle cramping during the ultramarathon did not have a statistically different post-race serum sodium compared with those without cramping, but the statistical effect was close to significant (p = 0.055).
The patterns of results were quite similar when outliers were included and excluded, there being significant relations for the indirect effects, and close to significant relations with the direct effects.
The relative abundance of class Bacilli was increased in diabetics at close to significant levels (mean 0.19% versus 0.03% in controls, P = 0.06; Figure 2).
