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Intriguingly, our data did not show a clear trend of increased adsorption for smaller nanoparticles, a finding that differs from some previous reports [ 35 ].

Furthermore, a positive trend was observed, with higher comprehensive scores corresponding to greater overall consumer acceptance of the cherries. 4.

The slightly significant reduction in the C18:3 n-3 percentage may be justified by the intrinsic susceptibility of this unsaturated FA to the microbial degradation occurring during the fermentative phases [ 39 ].

An increasing trend was observed after the 9th day.

pH exhibited a decreasing trend throughout fermentation, with the high-inoculation group showing a more rapid pH decline.

The alcohol content of the three groups of samples showed a significant trend in increase with the fermentation time as shown in Figure 1 C, and the alcohol content of the three groups of samples was the highest on the 15th day of fermentation, with the highest alcohol contents of 10.5%vol, 12.5%vol, and 13.5%vol, respectively.

Variety (V) and Se species (Se) showed highly significant effects on nearly all the detected VOCs, as indicated by the high F-values and p -values, suggesting that both variety and Se species significantly influence the VOCs.

Porosity also showed a decreasing trend proportional to the increasing substitution levels of WF with CF and the combination of CF and RP.

Therefore, the thermal denaturation temperature of the TBP–SA complex shows an increasing trend, indicating superior applicability in thermally processed food emulsions. 3.5.

A p -value < 0.05 indicates a significant difference, and a p -value < 0.01 indicates an extremely significant difference. 3.

Although there were no significant differences in the ionic bonds and hydrophobic interactions in the UHP 300-20 -treated group, they also showed a decreasing trend.

These values are substantially higher than the corresponding critical F -value (Critical = 2.534), and the associated p -values (<0.0001) confirm that these differences are highly significant at α = 0.05.

In contrast, the control group showed a decreasing trend in FRAP value during fermentation ( Figure 7 A).

Although there is a clear trend toward the valorization of these alternative proteins, the enhancement of process yield and how this macronutrient is affected during extraction have yet to be studied [ 18 ].

As rolling time extended, Rs and D values showed a decreasing trend, with more evident changes in the low-frequency region.

B group: p < 0.01) differences, which showed an increasing trend with higher doses.

B group: p < 0.05) and highly significant (M-H group vs.

While traditional methods like food diaries remain prevalent, the increasing adoption of mobile applications, wearable devices, and objective biomarker assessment represents a clear trend toward more comprehensive and less burdensome data collection [ 41 ].

Effects of Copper on the Contents of Starch, Sucrose, and Soluble Sugar in Tubers Following the T1, T2, and T3 treatments, the contents of starch, sucrose, and soluble sugar in potato tubers exhibited an increasing trend ( Figure 1 ).

As shown in Figure 3 , NaCl content exhibited a highly significant positive correlation with weight loss and the L* color parameter, whereas it showed a significant negative correlation with moisture and water-holding capacity (WHC), as well as a highly significant correlation with pH.

The lack of a clear trend in the thermal behavior of pectin films with increasing glycerol content (e.g., Ton = 55.8 °C at 25% glycerol; 69.97 °C at 30%; 54.86 °C at 35%) can be attributed to several interacting factors.

Color parameters such as L* and b* decreased, while a*, chroma, and redness increased, with hue angle showing a decreasing trend.

EGCG significantly exerted greater muscle mass than the controls, and showed a trend for increased muscle CSA in both 20-month-old Sprague-Dawley rats and in hindlimb suspension in senescent Fischer 344xBrown Norway inbred rats [ 28 , 29 ].

As shown in Figure 6 , under the voltage conditions of 20 kV, 25 kV, and 30 kV, the shrinkage rate of EHD drying was significantly lower than that of natural drying (ND) ( p < 0.05), and it showed a trend of “first decreasing and then increasing”.

The quadratic regression model exhibited exceptional statistical validity with an F-value of 204.51 and a highly significant p -value (<0.01) ( Table S6 ).