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“an increasing trend”

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3 Regionally, Turkey has also observed an increasing trend, with chronic diseases accounting for a significant portion of the national healthcare burden, reflecting global patterns. 4 Furthermore, concomitant chronic diseases can be associated with additional physical and psychological symptoms in affected individuals, resulting in more frequent visits to healthcare professionals, a higher medication burden, and increased number of hospitalization.
A retrospective study that evaluated the use of PBPK models in submissions to the EMA prior to the 2018 guideline showed an increasing trend in their use over the period 2004–2015 inclusive. 8 The submitted models were used to predict specific aspects of the pharmacokinetics of a drug candidate, from drug–drug interactions (DDIs) to absorption and bioavailability to pharmacokinetics in special populations.
As seen in Table 2 , upon metal incorporation, the surface areas, pore volumes and pore diameters in general showed a decreasing trend compared to the purely siliceous SBA-15 catalyst except for the BJH desorption pore diameters which in general had an increasing trend with increasing metal content due to the fact that some of the PdO was incorporated into the silica walls [ 26 , 27 ] enlarging the SBA-15 infrastructure.
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