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“an apparent trend”

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p=0.286

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

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Although it did not reach statistical significance, an apparent trend toward decreased UPEC burden in bladder of acidotic HeJ mice likely resulted from increased diuresis caused by ammonium chloride supplementation of the rodent diet (dark cycle urine volume [ml/mouse per day]: 2% NH 4 Cl diet = 1.5 ± 0.2,; p < .05 versus normal rodent diet = 0.80, Table 2 ).
Although statistical differences across untreated and corresponding heat-treated stems were absent in most individual sugar monomers of hemicellulose (arabinose, galactose, glucose, xylose, and mannose), there is an apparent trend that heat-treated stems had decreased mannose relative to untreated stems (Fig. 3 D), indicating that mannose-associated polymers were likely partially degraded by heat.
In retrospective analyses varying the year in which the analysis was ended, an apparent trend (although not completely monotonic) of increasing hypertension hazard with increasing cumulative PFOA exposure quintile was seen for sexes and ages combined in analyses ending in 1987; this trend became progressively less clear with longer follow-up after the time of peak exposure (see Supplemental Material, Figure S5).
3 4 Although the precise relationship between the level of income or its growth and inequality is hard to ascertain and the relationships is likely to be nonlinear, 16 – 18 an apparent trend in recent years is the increase in inequality within countries. 19 , 20 For instance, China’s Gini has risen from 31 in 1981 to 45 in 2001. 21 Even in Korea and Japan, which are perceived as countries with the most equal distribution, Gini coefficients are increasing. 5 It is important to emphasize