“an increasing trend”

Although the number of coal and gas outburst accidents and the number of fatalities have gradually decreased, the proportion of outburst accidents in the total number of coal mine fatalities has shown an increasing trend, from 3.4% in 2001 to 13.5% in 2021 7 – 9 .

6 Conclusion The occurrence of cognitive dysfunction after TBI has attracted the attention of neurologists worldwide, with an increasing trend in research output.

The ARR cutoff values for different age groups did not show an increasing trend with age; rather, the cutoff values fluctuated between 17 and 22.

Additionally, our study observed an increasing trend in fungal alpha diversity indices (Ace and Sobs) across the drainage gradient, which is in agreement with the findings of Ali et al., (2018).

The standardized DALYs rate showed an increasing trend with age, with males reaching a peak at approximately 95 years ( Fig. 1 ).

An increasing trend in TFPI expression across gestation was observed, which was associated with longer clotting times and was more pronounced and consistent in rhesus AF compared with human AF.

8 b–c) show an increasing trend from the loading end to the free end.

The ASIR and ASYR rates exhibited an increasing trend across all SDI quintiles, peaking in high SDI nations.

In contrast, DO has shown an increasing trend in recent years.

In this study, the trend of occurrence decreased since 2018, but exhibited an increasing trend once again in 2023.

When the time trend is taken into account, an increasing trend was observed in the 5-year RSR for each age group. 3.4 Relative survival rate by stage, anatomic site, and pathology Comparison of 5-year RSRs for different stages, anatomic sites, and pathologies was shown in Fig. 6 , Fig. 7 , Fig. 8 ( Supplementary Tables S3, S5, and S6 ).

Overall, the DDDs for both drugs showed an increasing trend during the study period, with only a relatively significant decrease in the fourth quarter of 2022 for both drugs.

Furthermore, the mean TyG index showed an increasing trend across the trajectories, ranging from 8.11 (SD = 0.28) in the “low stable” group to 9.07 (SD = 0.37) in the “high stable” group.

Statistics show that the obesity rate among American women aged 40–59 years is 65%, and for women aged 60 years and above, it is as high as 73.8%, demonstrating an increasing trend of being overweight and obese in postmenopausal women [ 15 – 17 ].

Country-specific, deaths and DALYs from larynx cancer also decreased significantly in China, whereas TBL cancer showed an increasing trend (AAPC for death was 0.38 and AAPC for DALYs was 0.06).

A cross-sectional study in China including 78,596 participants (47,781 males and 30,815 females) in physical examination [ 14 ] showed that during 2011–2015, the prevalence of hypertension and hyperuricemia in both males and females showed an increasing trend; meanwhile, the overall prevalence of hypertension and hyperuricemia was significantly higher in males than in females.

Overall, the results from RCS were similar to those from Cox regression, showing an increasing trend in both all-cause and cardiovascular mortality with increasing IR and a gradual decrease with increasing CVH scores (eFigure 4 in Supplement 1).

1 . Over the entire study period, the proportions of premature infants were 15.5, 25.0, and 19.3 for study periods I, II, and III, respectively, which shows, on average, an increasing trend (Table 2 ).

Recently, there has been an increasing trend of human infections and antibiotic resistance associated with Shewanella algae being reported ( 1 – 5 ).

5 Some studies report an increasing trend in CH or TDH, as in India and Japan, 5 , 6 while others have shown no such trend, as in Finland. 7 Several factors have been proposed to explain the observed upward trend in the incidence of CH or TDH.

As shown in Figure 7A–D , amiloride‐treated rats showed a decreasing trend or significant decrease in AWR score, an increasing trend in pain threshold, a significant decline in serum 5‐HT, and an increasing trend in serum VIP compared with the PF group, whereas there were no significant differences compared with the STC group in any of the indexes except for the AWR score at 40 mmHg.

have reported a similar 1.9‐fold higher risk of all‐cause mortality in patients with CHB, and an increasing trend has been observed in the mortality rate from past HBV infection (defined as anti‐core antibody seropositivity but HBsAg seronegativity) to current HBV infection compared to uninfected controls. 3 The incidence of all‐cause mortality in patients with CHB was 1.9%–2.1% per person‐year in the aforementioned two studies. 2 , 3 However, only 6%–24% of the patients with CHB received antiviral agents.

Additionally, before late‐onset NEC, an increasing trend was found for Gammaproteobacteria (from the Proteobacteria phylum), including Escherichia/Shigella and Cronobacter , compared with controls. 24 Stewart et al. 22 , 25 reported low microbial diversity to be a risk factor for NEC.

One of the drawbacks of this variable is that it comes from a fishery model whose parameters (r, K and q) may not be constant in 1) highly variable fish populations, 2) abundance indices that show discernible environmental effects, and 3) abundance indices that show an increasing trend.

Consequently, there has been an increasing trend among anesthesiologists to use short-acting non-depolarizing muscle relaxants ( 25 , 26 ).