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The consistency metric ( κ ̄ ) for AOM-1 also follows an increasing trend, suggesting that the variability in DTW distances increases with higher values of μ θ .
The crystallinity of the PVA material exhibited an increasing trend followed by fluctuations with aging, as shown in Table 2 .
On the other hand, there is also an increasing trend of using digital technology for healthcare [ 62 , 63 , 64 ].
An increasing trend exists in the research of using frequency-modulated continuous-wave (FMCW) radars to compensate for the shortcomings of CW radars.
Hence, it can be observed that in stressful conditions, i.e., from phases C1 to C3 in Figure 16 , the driver is subject to a psycho-physiological activation, with the mean HR exhibiting an increasing trend.
In addition, the number of health institutions per 1,000 people has negative effect on the health level of older adults in the YREB, and this effect has an increasing trend, which is inconsistent with expectations.
The number of publications between 2008 and 2013 shows an increasing trend and reached 30 in 2013.
Introduction Stroke is recognized as the leading cause of death in China, with its incidence showing an increasing trend annually.
Of the autologous reconstructions, approximately 60% are free-flap reconstructions compared to 40% of pedicled flap breast reconstruction, with an increasing trend towards free tissue transfer in the United States ( 10 ).
Using qPCR, we analyzed the gene expression levels of several cytokines that may be involved in atherosclerosis and observed a decreasing trend for chemerin and an increasing trend for adiponectin.
Hematoxylin & eosin (H&E) with histopathological scoring by M.P.R., renal pathologist, in a blinded fashion showed an increase in interstitial inflammation in both diabetic groups as compared to their respective non-diabetic controls, with an increasing trend (non-statistically significant) in the diabetic NPHS2-rtTA mice as compared to the diabetic KLF6 PODTA mice (Supplementary Fig. 2a , Supplementary Table 2 ).
4 (B), the rate at which DPPH and ABTS + scavenge free radicals showed an increasing trend.
Conversely, in off-grid HRESs, the NPC exhibits an increasing trend, particularly prominent in the DG/WT/Bat scenario.
NASH is the second cause with an increasing trend and is also progressively emerging as an indication for LT in patients without HCC, only second in growth to ALD. 6 A recent international consensus, achieved through the Delphi method, introduced a new definition of steatotic liver diseases (SLDs), replacing the previous definitions of NAFLD and metabolic-[dysfunction] associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD).
In addition, both the number of published papers and number of citations showed an increasing trend from 2010 to 2019.
However, 65% of cities still showed an increasing trend in PM 2.5 exposure levels.
On the other, there is an increasing trend for fixed θ . 4.
Some studies showed that the epidemiological characteristics of DF in GD have been undergoing new changes in the past 10 years, with a trend of multi-point outbreaks and an increasing trend of incidence.
The phylum Bacteroidetes was showed an increasing trend.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported in 2018 that one in 59 children (one in 37 boys and one in 151 girls) is diagnosed with ASD, with an increasing trend observed year by year [ 3 ].
10 (a), where the plaque degree is lower (45 %), the deposition efficiency in both scenarios follows an increasing trend.
We observed an increasing trend of Cebpd expression during OC differentiation, while the remaining TFs exhibited the opposite pattern ( Figure 4 C).
As the Pauwels angle increases, both internal fixation methods show an increasing trend in maximum stress.
The time trend of gastroschisis prevalence has been extensively studied in Western countries [ 1 , 10 , 11 ] since Lindham first reported an increasing trend in Sweden during 1965 to 1976 in 1981 [ 4 ].