“a clear trend”

There is a clear trend towards low-cost, scalable, real-time systems that also ensure high measurement accuracy.

Neat PPS Veil Interleaving the neat PPS veil in the CF laminate showed a clear trend of high FT for weave CF reinforcement in comparison to UD CF reinforcement [ 14 , 29 ].

The results reveal a clear trend: ONT detected smaller SVs, while OGM was more effective at detecting larger SVs.

Notably, there was a clear trend of markedly lower binding of the five lectins in memory B-cells in SLE.

It reveals a clear trend, whereby for the longest chain (C 16 ) the difference tends to increase during the repeated measurements.

With exception to the 100 μm and 50 μm devices, there is a clear trend: as the channel length of each GFET decreases, the on:off ratio increases.

In regard to the IHV 8.5 the distribution of the more vulnerable municipalities is more homogeneous and a clear trend was not observed, except for a small group of territories with higher vulnerabilities in the southwestern and eastern parts of the state ( Figure 10 ).

There was a clear trend of declining OS with an increasing score ( Figure 4 A-B).

Overall, despite the heterogeneity of the studies covered in this review, there was a clear trend toward positive outcomes, and the number of studies conducted is increasing over time.

Our analysis of the expression of GPRs in intestinal showed that the DSS-treated rats displayed a clear trend of decreased expression of the GPR41 and GPR43, which was consistent with previous research reports ( Parada Venegas et al., 2019 ; Shao et al., 2019 ).

However, given that half or more confined tracks for specifically labeled mRNAs can be accounted for by specific binding of MS2-mVenus, a generally higher degree of membrane proximity for mRNAs encoding membrane proteins, and thus for translation of membrane proteins at the membrane, should have been visible, but histograms of confined tracks did not show such a clear trend, although different patterns between mRNAs were apparent.

Although the slaughter and hot carcass weight was higher in rams fed with the control diet (SPV0) than in those fed with different levels of SPV, it did not show a clear trend among treatment diets.

The biomass content of the different systems showed a clear trend with the achieved removal rates, and reactor A had the lowest biomass levels (1.43 g VSS l −1 ; Table 2 ).

Even though there is insufficient clinical information to establish a clear trend in SPSMA progression, the few available data suggest that by mid-ageing, limb atrophy and weakness become so pronounced that ambulation and upper-arm movements are severely limited 4 , 8 .

The foldchanges of NFATc2, NFATc4, and NFAT5 show a clear trend of over 1.0, while the dynamic trend of the other three genes was around 1.0 (Fig. 4 b).

In the ICICC trial, although the primary endpoint TSS 2–4 did not demonstrate a statistically significant difference between I-C and placebo, there was a clear trend towards benefit of I-C treatment.

This gene in BT was not in the MI or MD expression groups and its expression did not show a clear trend in either year by real-time PCR.

The spectral area values of the remaining narrowband spectra WLPs had a minimal impact on the color preference and did not exhibit a clear trend.

There was no statistically significant difference in MTS activity observed between porous and nonporous microfiber scaffolds with CAM. However, a clear trend was seen that the cells preferred to attach and proliferate on the porous microfiber scaffolds as these scaffolds showed higher MTS activity compared to that of nonporous microfibers, which was statistically significant ( p < 0.05).

The data presented in Table 1 show a clear trend.

These diseases not only exhibit high prevalence among middle-aged and elderly populations but also have spread to office workers and students who maintain prolonged sitting postures, presenting a clear trend of younger onset 1 , 2 .

28 There is a clear trend showing progressive elevation of D‐dimer from time of COVID‐19 identification in nonsurvivors, whereas levels remain normal in survivors. 27. , 28.

The fact that we were only able to observe mild effects, lacking a clear trend, might be explained by several hypotheses.

Our study identified a clear trend across age groups, with prevalence rates increasing more than ten times from 37.8/100,000 in subject aged less than 65 years, to 578.7/100,000 in subjects aged 65 to 74 years, eventually doubling in older groups (≥ 75 years).

3(b) ), and showed a clear trend with respect to the alkane length at 3% FGC.