“a slightly increasing trend”

Antibodies against E, another immunogenic antigen in the vaccine, showed a slightly increasing trend from the 3rd to the 4th dose (Fig. 2f ).

comata had a slightly increasing trend under 85% and 70% water treatments, and then significantly decreased under 55% water treatment (Figure 2 a,b).

For TP parameters, with the increase in rainfall intensity, the risk of exceeding the water quality standard at the dam site increased from 0.58% to 2.71%, with a slightly increasing trend, while the exceedance rates at the entrance area increased from 2.38%, 1.27% and 12.98% to 31.40%, 23.93%, and 45.89%, with a very obvious increasing trend.

No statistically significant difference was observed from any session pair although a slightly increasing trend was visible.

When we compared our estimates of age-specific prevalence with theirs, we still observed a slightly increasing trend, indicating the prevalence of this syndrome is still rising.

For the North region, all trends were statistically significant, with a slightly increasing trend between weeks 1 and 9, a pronounced decreasing trend for weeks 9–16, followed by an increasing trend for weeks 16–39.

This factor was not significantly affected by EA concentration or whipping time difference, though there was a slightly increasing trend with increasing EA concentration.

The 10–90% rising slope and 90–10% decay slope obtained from the hemidiaphragm of mdx:utr −/− :sln +/− and tKO at 2 Hz showed a slightly increasing trend but were not significantly different from that of mdx:utr −/− controls (Supplementary Fig. 4c , d).

had a slightly increasing trend during the study period, while Pseudomonas spp., Staphylococcus aureus , and Acinetobacter spp.

As shown in Figure 4f , the ohmic loss for case A1 exhibits a slightly increasing trend at current densities above 1.6 A cm −2 .

In the 30% RM and 50% RM treatments, the phycoerythrin content consistently decreased after each harvest, while the 10% RM treatment showed a slightly increasing trend.

On average, the studied titanium carbide exhibited a thermal conductivity in the range of 8–10 W/m °C, with a slightly increasing trend as a function of the temperature.

However, the combined treatment did not result in a complete tumor ablation, with tumor volumes exhibiting a slightly increasing trend with time.

From 54.8 °C to 80 °C, the richness of species was 301, 309, 318, 318, 322, 365, 520 and 536 respectively, showing a slightly increasing trend with temperature.

This shows a slightly increasing trend of subjective improvement of those attending PT, although it did not reach statistical significance.

Despite the ongoing enhancement of perinatal care in Poland, in recent years we have observed a slightly increasing trend of preterm births.

The analysis of islet function indexes showed that there was no significant difference in HOMA2%B among the three tertiles; however, it did show a slightly increasing trend with RDW levels.

Other factors, including urbanization and income disparity (GINI index), were shown to have a slightly increasing trend but were mostly stable over the period.

Moreover, all leukemias showed a slightly increasing trend which may potentially create a capacity issue and increase diagnostic delays, necessitating more facilities to minimize increased waiting times.

4 A), later vaccination moments showed a slightly increasing trend in the relative number of spontaneously reported injection site adverse events compared to earlier vaccination moments.

Ontogenetic trajectory of septal spacing The measured septal spacings of the early conch in Pachydesmoceras denisonianum reveal a nearly stable pattern with a slightly increasing trend (standard deviation = 1.93°) ( Fig. 5B ).

Conversely, in the dental practice, there was no notable change; although, there was a slightly increasing trend among those aged ≥40 years, wherein 6.5% of the highest age group (85-89 years) utilized MRH for medication guidance (Figure 2B ).

The former focuses on its elastic properties, while the latter focuses on the average deformability of fissured specimens, which could be obtained by analyzing the axial stress–strain curve, as shown in Figure 6 b, with the increase in α, E, and E 50 of the fissured specimens generally showing a slightly increasing trend.

In consistent with α i , the estimated changes (orange line) indicate that the started at the highest level for women aged 20–24 years old, followed by a progressive decline to the lowest level by age group 50–54, ended with a slightly increasing trend.

We also found a slightly increasing trend for sitting time across the South American countries, with minor changes regarding education, gender, and age inequalities.