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“an increasing trend”

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p<0.09

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

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The biggest evidence for safety is probably related to the lack of aspiration related morbidity in recent years, 7 in spite of an increasing trend to feeding in labour over the past decades. 9 10 Aspiration pneumonitis/pneumonia is significantly associated with intubation and ventilation. 33 In modern obstetric practice it is the use of regional anaesthesia, thereby avoiding intubation, rather then fasting regimens that is likely to have reduced mortality from aspiration.
If likelihood of probe detection was related to dilution, one would expect either the depth of the black columns (and correspondingly the height of the grey columns) to follow an increasing trend with increasing dilution or a decrease in number of grey lines overall with increasing dilution.
More specifically in case of 4644T>A, we observed an increasing trend in the frequency of the A allele in disease activity being lowest in cases of remission (19.4%), 25% in moderate category, 26.2% in mild and 38.9% in severe category, however the differences did not reach statistical significance.