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a significant trend

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Evaluating the mean FMD according to disease severity, we found a significant trend towards an endothelial function worsening with COVID-19 severity increase ( Figure 1 , Table 2 ), with a significant difference when comparing the mean FMD of “home care” patients with each category of hospitalized patients, as shown in Table 3 .
In single adjustment models, a higher degree of proteinuria or lower eGFR had a significant trend with lower CASI score in a dose-response fashion, after controlling for potential confounders ( P for trends were 0.011 and 0.006, respectively).
From the perspective of the differences among the eight regional groups, the regional differences between the northwest comprehensive economic zone, the middle reaches of the Yangtze River comprehensive economic zone, the northern coastal comprehensive economic zone, the middle reaches of the Yellow River comprehensive economic zone, the southwest comprehensive economic zone and the northeast comprehensive economic zone show a significant trend of expansion, with the expansion rates of 88.71%, 78.67%, 76.27%, 64.52%, and 48.00% respectively.
Internationally, there was a significant trend towards de‐institutionalisation over the 1970s–1990s, including trialling and scaling‐up models of specialised community‐based, non‐hospital support for people with learning disabilities, such as the intermediate care programme in the USA, the Trieste model in Italy and the Andover model in the UK, as well as the development of small group homes in Nordic countries (Mansell, 2006 ).
We observed a significant trend toward maladaptive cardiac remodeling and more impaired systolic/diastolic mechanics across 4 SA/TAC category, including greater LVM index, higher prevalent LVH, lower TDI-s’/TDI-e’, higher E/e’ (all p < 0.001) (Supplementary Table 1), and higher prevalent components of diastolic dysfunction using 2016 ASE criteria across the four SA/TAC groups (Fig. 1 ).