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“an increasing trend”

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

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It can be seen that histatinasease L activity showed an increasing trend at 2–3 d, that the rise was slow, probably due to the fact that histatinasease L and histatinasease B partially reacted with the same substrate, and that the elevation of histatinase B activity partially inhibited it; in the middle and late stages of refrigeration, the enzyme activity rose faster, which was due to the fact that, accompanied by the gradual decrease in the pH of the muscle tissues, lysosomes ruptured, and a large amount of histatinasease L was released [ 21 ].
All the experiments performed confirm our theoretical conclusions: with the growth of the sample, an increasing trend of mutual consistency is observed, and our method demonstrates at least comparable results, and often results superior to other methods in the values of self-consistency and monotonicity.
Feature Ranking on Small Samples: A Bayes-Based Approach.
Entropy (Basel) · 2025 · PMC12385874
In the present study, despite the lack of significant differences between control and exercise sessions, systolic blood pressure in the control condition showed an increasing trend at 30 min post-session, with mean differences of 5.53 mmHg and 5.00 mmHg compared to the multi-joint and single-joint sessions, respectively—both of which exhibited a decreasing trend.
While there is no report in the literature on BMAL1 effects on M-CSF or RANKL expression, OPG expression was reported to be directly controlled by BMAL1 in osteoblastic cells [ 36 ], supporting our finding that OPG levels show an increasing trend throughout the day.