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“a decreasing trend”

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Without consideration of ammonia concentration, a decreasing trend of vacuolation in tilapia hepatocytes was observed as dietary protein level increased, which indicate that dietary protein administration, to a certain extent, can reduce the liver destruction in ammonia-stressed tilapia.
3.3 Efficacy outcomes At study transition (week 0), week 72, and at the end of the study, the DAS28 (mean ± SD) scores were 2.22 ± 0.95, 2.10 ± 0.91, and 2.06 ± 0.89 respectively, indicating a decreasing trend against time after the study transition and continuing until the end of the study.
The increasing trend of the maximum output power illustrated in the figure indicates that the FW group showed an increasing trend throughout the experimental intervention, whereas the PN group exhibited an increasing trend only in the first half of the experimental intervention (1–5 sessions) and a decreasing trend or a slight increment in the second half of the experiment.
These mice appeared to have reduced ICBNs relative to those on a normal chow diet (Figure 3a–d ), however, upon quantifying these observations, axon length, density, and branching in the periphery (Figure 3e–g ) and at the whorl (Figure 3i–k ) were not statistically different to chow‐fed controls, despite a decreasing trend.
The slow wave frequency was significantly lower in the expert group compared to the novice group in this study, suggesting that the expert group was more adaptive under training conditions of equal intensity and distance, while the novice group showed a decreasing trend in the working capacity of the neural cells. α band is also involved in participating in individual arousal and attentional states, and as the amount of cortical working memory increases, the α rhythm increases, which can reduce the target information in working memory from extraneous external stimuli interference ( Wang et al., 2017 ).