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“an evident trend”

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p=0.13

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

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Despite no data for comparison of the surgical procedure time required for iris-claw implantation and scleral suturing, there was an evident trend that surgeons implanted more iris-claw and performed less scleral suturing during the study period 2010–2014.
We have an enormous technical gap with other developing countries because of the following: (1) there is not a good universal health system; (2) the prehospital system or paramedic system does not work properly because there is no good organization or not enough human resources or well-appointed ambulances; (3) there is an evident trend to centralize health care services to the larger cities; (4) there are not enough neurosurgical beds in hospitals and intensive care units; (5) there are neither proper surgical instruments nor modern diagnostic or therapeutic equipment, such as laser surgery, neuronavigation, ultrasonic aspirators, or gamma knife; and (6) in many cases, we still depend on national or international cooperation.
To assess whether the distribution of sperm concentration categories differed between language regions, a Cochran-Armitage trend test was performed, evaluating whether there was an evident trend in the sperm concentration groups (0–15 Mio/mL, 15–40 Mio/mL, and >40 Mio/mL) across the two language region groups (Latin vs.
Supplementary data bmjopen-2019-035987supp001.pdf Considering the results of the multivariate ordinal regression model, all categories of the covariates showed significant associations with the outcome, with the exception of ‘high school degree’, with an evident trend.