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Results Sub-group B2 (Orthofix + Eazetch + Universal Bond) showed the highest shear bond strength (10.74 ± 3.45 MPa), which was highly significant at p =/<0.0001.

Of note, however, in 2004, female last authors had garnered a higher number of citations as compared to men, which again supports a positive trend in citations of female authors.

The faces scale, a subset of the BRWP, showed a trend toward benefit but did not reach statistical significance (p=0.085).

There was a strong trend for ICA-tandem stenosis to disrupt first-pass success.

Conclusions There is a decreasing trend in the number of arrhythmia cases in inpatient US hospitalizations, but there is an increase in the number of inpatient hospitalizations with arrhythmia having CUD as per our study.

There was an increasing trend in arrhythmia hospitalizations with comorbid CUD from 2,536 (in 2010) to 3,325 (in 2014), representing a 31% increase over five years.

An increasing trend of sarcopenia was observed in older patients; almost half of the patients older than 85 were sarcopenic (48%).

Interestingly, in two scenarios where patients met the inclusion criteria, the paramedics’ performance showed a negative trend after the education delivery.

Regarding the morbidity site, intestinal toxicity was present in 38% of the patients, while 46% of the 37 patients presented irritable bowel as comorbidity; although in the multivariate analysis, no statistical significance was observed between the association of the irritable bowel and chronic toxicity, it showed a trend.

Conclusion The study results depicted an increasing trend in the vancomycin MICs among the MRSA isolates.

Conclusions A strong trend of self-medication for acid peptic disease was observed amongst the people of Manawa.

As highlighted, all survey answers demonstrated a clear trend, though no question resulted in statistical significance.

Although our analysis showed an increasing trend towards unstable anginas in the CCTA arm, we hypothesize that this trend is likely the consequence of higher rates of revascularization in the CCTA group.

Surprisingly, the United Kingdom has a positive trend in the mortality rate of 20.93% between 1990 and 2017.

The estimated age-standardized average incidence rates of AEMT were 309 [95% uncertainty interval (UI), 270 to 351], 340 (298 to 384), 401 (348 to 458), and 439 (376 to 505) per 100,000 population across the world in 1990, 2000, 2010, and 2017, respectively, showing an increasing trend in the new occurrence of adverse events.

Other factors that showed a trend toward increasing the odds of following up included the ED physician being a clinic physician and having a recent clinic visit prior to the ED encounter; however, neither of these reached statistical significance.

Overall, this systematic review showed a strong trend toward supporting the role of E. faecalis in the failure of endodontic treatment.

Several risk factors are associated with early and late-onset of neonatal sepsis and low birth weight was found highly significant [ 27 - 29 ].

These are considerably significant when compared with other modalities of therapies.

There has been an increasing trend in pacemakers in recent years [ 26 ].

There is no guidance as to what other serologic tests to order and when, so there may be significant variation in the extent of the evaluation.

A p-value of less than 0.05 was considered to show a significant difference, while a p-value of less than 0.01 was considered highly significant.

There is an increasing trend for doctors who have been forced to practice defensive medicine [ 10 ].

noted a decreasing trend of CT infections among incarcerated female juveniles since the implementation of a CT screening program (CLaSP) in California [ 9 ].

In the West, a decreasing trend of hysterectomy is observed over time, whereas an increasing trend is being reported from Pakistan's neighboring country, India [ 2 , 17 - 18 ].