“an increasing trend”

Among the overall patients requiring MCS, there were decreasing trends in IABP alone and VA‐ECMO use, whereas there was an increasing trend in Impella use from 2019 to 2021.

Attributable risk had an increasing trend.

There was an increasing trend in overall CVH and health behavior scores in those with higher income/poverty index among both groups.

However, after the immediate drop, an increasing trend in monthly number of prescriptions was detected–however, the change in trend was not statistically significant (1,218; 95% Cl: -545 to 2,981; p<0.18).

There is an increasing trend in smartphone ownership and Internet connectivity.

The study demonstrated a decreasing trend in the incidence of viral HCC and an increasing trend due to fatty liver disease and alcoholic liver disease ( 6 ).

In contrast, the relative abundances of Cupriavidus and Rhizobacter showed an increasing trend around the artificial root that secreted only ARE, which included primary metabolites, such as sugars, amino acids, and organic acids.

The findings revealed an increasing trend in UT muscle activity on the wobble board, therapeutic ball, and sling compared to stable surfaces.

Overweight and obese individuals exhibited an increasing trend in the QR model estimates and a notably significant coefficient in upper quantiles.

Keywords: Burnout, General practitioner, Prevalence, Emotional exhaustion, Depersonalization, Personal accomplishment, Job demands-resources model Abstract Objective A wide range in prevalence rates of burnout among general practitioners (GPs) has been reported in various regions, with an increasing trend.

By 2019, this figure had risen to 83.5% [ 12 ], indicating an increasing trend in initiating the HPV series.

Although there was an increasing trend in income inequality, no significant SES inequalities were observed in the overall estimates for organized screening.

We observed an increasing trend in physical activity, but a worsening trend in sedentary behavior.

An APC of >0 for a given stage indicates an increasing trend in morbidity/mortality/DALY rates.

In contrast, VEGFR-2 in VEGFR-2–compound 14 initially exhibited an increasing trend for the first 75 ns of the simulation, followed by a decrease in the next 35 ns.

16 Additionally, the total number of elderly individuals with comorbid CVD, defined in this study as individuals diagnosed with both heart disease and stroke, was also on an increasing trend.

There was an increasing trend in prescribing medications for treatment of mental health and behavioural disorders from 2015 to 2020, so it is important to systematise accessible and effective preventive programmes in mental health as well as programmes to provide help to people who need it.

In recent decades, because of women’s increased focus on education and careers and changing attitudes toward personal autonomy and partner’s expectations, there has been an increasing trend toward postponing childbearing [ 27 ].

HIV drug resistance could be another factor as recent evidence shows an increasing trend in drug resistance in pre-treated populations [ 11 ].

A Scientometrics study in the Middle East shows between 1990-2013 number of obesity/overweight studies has had an increasing trend [ 9 ].

The abundance of Faecalibacterium , Lachnospiracea incertae sedis and Blautia in gut microbiota showed an increasing trend after intermittent fasting, and the level of Faecalibacterium correlated with a concomitant decrease in leptin. 189 Swidsinski et al. analyzed the composition of the gut microbiome in MS patients during 6 months of a ketogenic diet.

83 Ticks can also be vectors of infections such as Japanese spotted fever, which is showing an increasing trend nationwide.

There is an increasing trend in published research over the years, starting from 2007, with a significant increase starting from 2014.

The proportion of EBV isolated in patients with influenza A‐related pneumonia showed an increasing trend, but there was no significant difference in the number of EBV isolated in different years.

Results A total of 979 publications related to physical activity o exercise in breast cancer (974 article, 1 data paper, 2 article early access y 2 proceedings paper), with an increasing trend in the number of articles published over the years.