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“an increasing trend”

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The governing principle of this approach is using scaffolds to deliver appropriate biomolecules to the defect area; the biomolecules are released from the scaffolds in a controlled manner and may recruit progenitor cells toward the defect area and promote their proliferation and differentiation, thereby enhancing tissue regeneration. In recent years, an increasing trend toward the combination of these two approaches is observed ( 5 – 8 ), because the scaffolds with controlled release of biomolecules can induce the seeded cells to proliferate and differentiate during an ex vivo pre-culture period, thereby encouraging tissue formation after implantation in vivo .
About 229,392,725 adult males and 11,908,517 adult females are estimated to use tobacco in India.[ 28 ] Smoking tobacco has been found to be an independent risk factor for stomach cancer.[ 29 ] Current smokers were found to be at a higher risk as compared to non-smokers and ex-smokers.[ 30 ] A significantly increased risk was observed with increased smoking in South Indian study.[ 24 ] Increased risk was also observed among the tobacco chewers.[ 30 ] The risk showed an increasing trend with the increase in frequency and amount of tobacco use and decreasing trend with the number of years since the practice of consuming tobacco was discontinued.
Epidemiological review of gastric cancer in India.
Indian J Med Paediatr Oncol · 2011 · PMC3124986
Despite the fact that direct comparisons of results of different studies are difficult due to the use of different methods for the measurement of 25-OHD concentrations and that different definitions for vitamin D deficiency have been used, the findings of our study indicate that the rate of severe vitamin D deficiency status has an increasing trend.
There has been an increasing trend in the literature to advise earlier surgical correction of deformity and arthrodesis, based on the assumption that surgical stabilization would lead to an improved patient-perceived quality of life ( 51 ).
The Charcot foot in diabetes.
Diabetes Care · 2011 · PMC3161273