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“an increasing trend”

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Changing trends of plasma glucose were varied across time periods ( Figure 4A ; Table 2 ; Supplementary Tables 2, 11 ) and between camps ( Table 2 ; Supplementary Tables 2, 11 ), with an increasing trend over the 2-year period in three (Camp A, E, and F) of six camps, while gradually declined in only Camp B ( Supplementary Table 2 ).
According to the report from International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation (ISHLT) in 2021, more than 5,000 LTx have been performed worldwide and an increasing trend is maintained annually ( 1 ).
Lobar lung transplantation in the mouse.
J Thorac Dis · 2024 · PMC11228719
The findings are consistent with a recent article from our research group that reported an increasing trend in collaboration between countries over the years in the dental implant field. 14 Previous study has also demonstrated a growth in scientific production linked to increased collaboration, mainly between high-income and upper-middle/lower-income countries. 19 Further reasons for overall collaboration include rising investments, easier access to financial resources, intellectual influences, increased scientific productivity, and exchange programs. 26 , 27 Looking over clinical studies, the dissemination gap also has a time component to conduct a project through the development processes.
In contrast, the proportions of propionate ( p = 0.549) and butyrate ( p = 0.056) had no significant change ( Figure 3F ), and the proportion of butyrate ( p = 0.056) showed an increasing trend. 3.4 Effects of STE treatment on the rumen bacterial community richness and diversity in weaned calves To explore how the supplementation of STE altered ruminal fermentation, DNA was extracted from ruminal digesta, and 16S rRNA gene sequencing was performed to study the changes in ruminal microbiota.