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“an increasing trend”

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Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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At low wind speed levels, the cumulative risk of TB incidence basically decreased with increasing lag days for all groups, except for the all-people, the male group, and the ≥ 64 years old, which showed an increasing trend at lag 0–4 days; thus, the cumulative RR was greatest at lag 0 days for all groups except for the all people, the male group, and the ≥ 64 years old.
In the present study, the incidence of hypokalemia in older adult patients with atrial fibrillation was 30.98%, which was higher than the incidence of hypokalemia in general hospitalized patients (20%) reported in previous studies, 5 indicating that as age increased, the incidence of hypokalemia showed an increasing trend. 6 In this study, serum creatinine levels in the hypokalemia group were significantly different from those in the normal blood potassium group, as determined by the statistical analysis of general data (the level of serum creatinine in the hypokalemia group was significantly lower than that in the
Further analysis simultaneously stratified by SDI, age group and gender, we found similar results to the total population for most groups, while the old adults with 70+ years old in high-SDI countries showed an increasing trend of drowning burden in both men and women ( online supplemental table S3 ).