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“a decreasing trend”

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p=0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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A decreasing trend was observed for all adverse events, with the most pronounced decline seen in nausea. 5 Discussion This study, conducted in a cohort of treatment‐naïve children, observed higher eradication rates with a 7 day triple therapy with bismuth (ITT: 91%; PP: 94%) compared to the 14‐day standard triple therapy (ITT and PP: 87%).
To further complicate the interpretation of existing epidemiological data, a decreasing trend in the size of ruptured IAs has been reported, 15 suggesting that the attributable risk or relative importance of rupture‐promoting risk factors may have changed over time, which, in turn, would question the validity of older epidemiological studies in the management of contemporary patient cohorts.
The reduction in annual moss-mediated CH 4 uptake in all N-treated plots relative to the control reached a maximum in 2019 and then showed a decreasing trend with years, particularly in the high-N-treated plots ( Figure 4 b), indicating an N-dependent acclimation of moss-mediated CH 4 uptake.