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REM sleep percentage showed an increasing trend from Control (17.7%) to RTA (20.8%; p = 0.006), although post hoc comparisons did not reveal significant differences among individual conditions ( Figure 3 ). 3.3.

5A ) ( 14 ) that exhibited an increasing trend over time (Mann-Kendall test’s P = 0.006).

4.8%, P < 0.001), with an increasing trend over time ( P = 0.006).

Prior to the pandemic, there was an increasing trend in the utilization of LPV (absolute increase of 0.8% per quarter; 95% CI 0.3–1.4%; p = 0.006, Fig. 1 ).

Although with lower absolute stroke hospitalization rates, those aged <65 years were the only ones with an increasing trend ( Table 1 , Fig. 2 , and Supplementary Fig. 3 A ), resulting in overall decreasing age inequalities as the SII became closer to 0 (AAPC −3.6%, P = 0.006) ( Table 3 ).

Moreover, the expression of receptors of above mentioned pro-inflammatory factors showed an increasing trend in cholangiocytes or stellate cells, such as Tnfrsf1a (Stellate cell: log 2 FC = 0.14, adjust- P = 0.006), Tnfrsf1b (Stellate cell: log 2 FC = 0.12, adjust- P = 0.02; Cholangiocyte: log 2 FC = 0.29, P = 0.005, adjust- P = 1), Il1r1 (Stellate cell: log 2 FC = 0.34, P = 0.002, adjust- P = 1).

In normal pregnancy, during labour, ( Fig 3A ) there was no significant change in sFlt-1 levels at full dilatation, although an increasing trend was noted it probably did not achieve statistical significance due to small sample size SFlt-1 levels significantly decreased after 24 hours (82% p<0.007) of delivery.

Results Among 587,049 patients with CRD, all‐cause mortality had an increasing trend during the post‐initial COVID‐19 pandemic period (incidence rate ratio (95% CI): 1.019 (1.005, 1.034); p = 0.007), compared with pre‐COVID‐19 pandemic period.

7.0%) were the other common causes that showed an increasing trend during lockdown (P=0.007).

While rotavirus showed a significantly decreasing trend from January to August (MPC 1–8 = −49.23, 95% CI = −59.29% to −36.69%, p = 0.031), and an increasing trend from August to December (MPC 8–12 = 131.92, 95% CI = 37.54–291.07%, p = 0.007) ( Figure 2b ). 3.2 Epidemiological characteristics of patients with bacterial pathogens Twenty thousand seven hundred forty-one cases were tested for bacterial pathogens.

There was an increasing trend in the Aβ-positive group (B = 0.137, 95% CI = 0.039–0.235, p = 0.007), whereas levels remained unchanged over time in the Aβ-negative group ( p = 0.302).

The annual number of ICU patients who received FNR showed an increasing trend (P=0.007), but the percentage per year did not (P=0.764).

We observed an increasing trend in the expression of miR-146b-5p over time, with levels in the D4-7 group significantly higher than those in the D1-3 group ( p = 0.0073), the expression in the D13-21 group was greater than that in the D4-7 group ( p = 0.0200).

During the period between 2003 and 2022, the population-weighted average per capita extra cost of North America in scenario S3 demonstrated an increasing trend, with a rate of 7.7 USD per decade ( P = 0.008).

In addition, this analysis also revealed a trial-specific effect of training, with a decreasing trend of success in the control experiment and an increasing trend in the treatment experiment (LRT of trial x experimental phase: χ21 = 6.96, P = 0.008; Fig. 4 ).

CRF08_BC was significantly linked to high-degree nodes (aOR: 2.92, P < 0.001), with CRF07_BC showing an increasing trend (aOR: 1.55, P = 0.008).

The segmented regression analysis (Figure 2 ) indicated no significant trend between PHQ‐9 score and BMI z ‐score when BMI < 2.68 (99.6th centile), but an increasing trend was observed when BMI z ‐score ≥ 2.68 (99.6th centile) (slope before breakpoint = 1.11 vs. after breakpoint = 12.89, p = 0.008).

The δ 13 C otolith−growth showed an increasing trend with increasing water temperatures ( r 2 = 0.460, p = 0.008; Fig. 4 b).

ITS analysis indicated that ADENO positivity, which had been decreasing by 0.56% per year prepandemic (95% CI, 0.40%–0.72%; P < .0001), reversed to an increasing trend of +1.0% per year postemergence (95% CI, 0.28%–1.7%; P = .0085; for trend change, P = .0003; Figure 3 , Supplementary Table 4 ).

aeruginosa showed an increasing trend in urine specimens (β = 0.92296; 95% CI: 0.00278–0.01042; p = 0.00868), while S. aureus exhibited a decline in mucocutaneous swabs (β = −0.82685; 95% CI: −0.00963 to −0.00028; p = 0.04238).

As the supplementary distributional measure, the proportion of population with UIC < 100 μg/L has shown an increasing trend (β = 0.018, P < 0.0087) from 37.6% (95%CI 30.0, 46.0) in 2001–2002 to 47.7% (95%CI 41.9, 54.0) in 2017–2020.

In the 3-group comparison, neutrophils percentage ( p = 0.017), NLR ( p = 0.015) and MLR ( p = 0.021) showed an increasing trend from healthy controls to remitters then non-remitters, while lymphocytes percentage ( p = 0.009), platelet count ( p = 0.034) and red blood cell counts ( p <0.001) showed a decreasing trend.

As airflow obstruction worsened, there was an increasing trend in the proportions of males ( P =0.009 for trend test), early onset of asthma ( P <0.001 for trend test), asthma lasting > 50 years ( P =0.015 for trend test), and CB ( P =0.021 for trend test) ( Table 3 ).

We found an increasing trend in carbapenem resistance over the past ten years ( p = 0·009) (Fig. 4 , table S4).

Overall, we observed an increasing trend in the number of distinct STs over time ( p = 9.18 × 10 −3 , r Pearson = 0.69; Fig. 1c ).