Marginal difference was observed in outcomes among different normalization methods, including the intra-platform reproducibility [see Additional file 5] and fold change correlation with TaqMan assays [see Additional file 6].
Only marginal difference was observed in outcomes among the three different normalization methods, including correlation coefficients of the expression values and agreement of lists of significant genes identified using statistical tests.
A marginal difference was found between extreme wave heights obtained from measured and modeled data.
However, after correcting for phylogeny, that marginal difference was no longer present.
Regarding the ACS subgroups, a marginal difference was observed in the dominant model between ACS without HTA and ACS-HTA.
However, all these differences were not existed after adjusting for maternal BMI, gestational age, carotid pressures and HR, except α and β, where marginal difference was shown.
A marginal difference was found in the percentage of sites with PD ≥ 5 mm (p = 0.049), indicating greater periodontitis extent in the control group.
A marginal difference (P=0.09) in the lncRNA expression was observed between large and small tumors and no significant or marginal difference was observed between small tumors and myometrium, suggesting possible effects of this lncRNA on tumor size.
Examining the post-experimental ratings of strategies used for mental rotation in more detail, we found that the subjects all but exclusively reported the use of an external strategy for Shepard & Metzler figures, houses, tools and 2-D figures, with the exception of the hand stimuli for which only a marginal difference was found between the frequency of used strategies.
Only marginal differences were observed between different cell lines, indicating that genetic elements or the epigenetic status of the mini-EBV genome might influence the initiation pattern.
