“an expected trend”

Normally, the band gap decreases (becomes less energy demanding) as particle size increases, an expected trend that obeys quantum bonding.

Both Eclipse and BrainScan experienced an expected trend for increased DC as smoothing was decreased.

Under such conditions, an expected trend in I 2 is ambiguous, dominated by slightly decreased I 2 for nanocomposites.

Goodness-of-fit plots showed an expected trend of model mis-specification at low concentrations due to censoring of data below the limit of quantification (Figure 3 ).

S1A,B ); the hypersensitivity in these experiments was not as pronounced as in CFA experiments but displayed an expected trend.

Figure 7 A illustrates an expected trend of oxygen consumption of healthy COCs, comparable to pO 2 responses in Figure 5 and Figure 6 A.

At 0 cycles, the water content in the GDL follows an expected trend, with steadily increasing water volume with increasing current density 10 , as shown in Fig. 3 .

There was an expected trend where exposure to more severe carious lesions with pulpal involvement, as opposed to cavities extending to dentine only, were at a further increased risk of belonging to less favourable WHZ class.

Table S2 summarizes the lifetime results of all the samples presented in Figure S18 , showing an expected trend in the first synthesis route, as the plate thickness decreases (solvent-to-antisolvent increases in this case), the quantum confinement increases, and the lifetime shortens.

Due to biological mechanisms, a decrease of physical activity with age is an expected trend ( Sallis, 2000 ).

Number of Subjects There is an expected trend for a performance drop with an increase in the number of subjects; several studies have confirmed this expectation by testing the system with a different number of subjects and registering a decrease in performance when increasing the number of subjects [ 53 , 59 ].

The RMSD plot showed a rapid increase within the first 10 ns, stabilizing around 0.6 nm, which reflects rapid equilibration of the protein backbone in the solvent environment—an expected trend in well-equilibrated molecular systems ( Geisbrecht et al., 2002 ; Hollingsworth and Dror, 2018 ).

The model's statistical design draws an expected trend in the hypothetical scenario without the intervention, compared with the new trend established post-intervention to identify potential differences throughout time.

The results relating to age‐related bone loss follow an expected trend of a steady decline in cortical thickness from the younger to older adult age groups.

15 , 16 Moreover, most commercial insurances cover vaccination for those recommended by the ACIP 17 ; thus, there may be an expected trend change in the HPV vaccination rate in this age group after the FDA approval and the ACIP recommendation update.

These findings are consistent with an expected trend, relating to low rates of periodontal disease and root exposure (resulting in root caries) among young adults, and a higher rate of molar tooth loss (resulting in fewer pit and fissure sites) and periodontal disease (which increase the rates of root exposure) among older adults (Darby & Walsh, 2010 , pp. 243–245; Mobley, 2007 ).

As expected by the increased number of struts, also the Conn.D parameter significantly increased from 7 to 30 days after RME ( p = 0.014), demonstrating that the structure became more and more bulky, with an expected trend in time towards the control morphology.

An expected trend of 10% slowing of the refractive changes (Smotherman, et al.

This is an expected trend since ultrasound rarely identifies the specific location of an EP with the finding of an adnexal mass being the most common [ 9 ].

Effects of GHSs administration on in vivo parameters The 8-week administration of EP80317 and JMV2894 did not modify the physiological age-related increase in BM, with an expected trend towards higher values in mdx vs.

Fold changes for the high-throughput sequencing and quantitative PCR were log transformed and plotted with an expected trend line ( Figure S1 ).

The intensity variations corresponding to different microwell sizes show an expected trend wherein the intensity increases with the increase in the microwell size since the microwell size limits the bending and number of DiI molecules ( Figure 2 E).

An expected trend of a decreasing compressive strength ( Figure 5 A) and Young’s modulus ( Figure 5 B) with increasing CPC strand distance was observed.

The effect was more pronounced for blended batches containing 50 % treated concrete, again an expected trend.

Regarding the detection of genera in biological samples, an expected trend emerges with increasing S values, where the number of detected genera rises.