Highly correlated 23 terms Though we removed low frequency queries and sparsity in the remaining queries through the IQR filter, some remaining queries might still exhibit high variability and do not obtain a clear trend comparing to COVID-19 death.
Despite an increasing trend in NAFLD cases relative to the expansion of modern industrialized economies and the resulting global prevalence of obesity, there is no effective pharmacological therapy or cure to control the progression of NAFLD 12 , 13 .
In conclusion, we found a positive association between maternal intake of magnesium and telomere length of cfDNA from amniotic fluid, while results on other micronutrients (i.e., vitamin B1 and iron) were marginally significant.
A significant trend in ETC-wind gust strength was found only for the subtropical East coast, where there was a small uptrend, consistent between both reanalysis datasets.
However, correlation coefficients between attractiveness indices and antenna movement variables were not significant (p = 0.12 for both angle and velocity), even if the figures suggest a possible trend, with attractive odorants corresponding more to fast and forward antenna movements.
Observed SLR data from NOAA shows an increasing trend over the past century, about 3.8 ± 0.2 mm/year at Springmaid Pier and 30 ± 3 mm/year at Charleston 73 .
The T2 values of MMAH, MMPH, LMAH, and LMPH showed a trend of "increasing first and then decreasing" over time, suggesting that the T2 values may reflect meniscal microstructure in amateur marathon runner.
To find significant or marginally significant results we need to combine the trust decisions as well as the expected trustworthiness in the two conditions.
Information Models (IMs) capable of lowering the barriers that have accumulated over time to achieve HIS interoperability have become highly significant.
2 , precipitation, rainfall and snow show an increasing trend, but the increase range of snow (0.0325–0.375/a) is significantly lower than that of precipitation (1.22–3.1/a) and rainfall (1.04–2.81/a).
Figure 1 showed a trend in the association between sALB and the risk of MACE (logHR), indicating that the risk of MACE decreased as the baseline sALB increased.
Compared with the group who continued to work, the group who quit working and those who continued to be non-working showed highly significant regression coefficients (Supplementary Table 1 ).
Although an increasing trend for the amount of compounds extracted from the seeds was observed from 60 to 100 °C, no significant differences between the amount of compounds from the extracts were observed between the four different extraction temperatures (Fig. 1 ).
On the other hand, the daily increase in COVID-19 cases can be modeled as a random walk due to the complex nature of human interactions and it has an overall trend as an infectious disease in the spread and controlled phases.