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“an increasing trend”

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Despite widespread clinical use of GKRS for the treatment of TN, there are no objective imaging methods to adequately correlate treatment and outcome, particularly since TN GKRS is associated with delay in pain relief [8] and a relatively lower risk of facial dysesthesia compared with other TN treatments [9] , although more recent reports demonstrate an increasing trend of facial dysesthesiae with time [10] – [12] .
However, there has been an increasing trend to reconstruct the evolutionary history of domestication through the loci that have been subject to selection ( Sang 2009 ; Gross and Olsen 2010 ; Blackman et al. 2011 ), as the genetic bases have been uncovered for many domestication-associated traits, including plant structural changes ( Wang et al. 1999 ; Doebley et al. 2006 ; Li et al. 2006 ) and food quantity and quality ( Sweeney et al. 2007 ; Shomura et al. 2008 ; Kovach et al. 2009 ).
15 Although researchers saw an increasing trend in cancer of the temporal lobe, this trend had begun in the late 1970s, with no change in rate in recent years; therefore, these results were unlikely to support the carcinogenic effect of mobile phone exposure. 16 A similar survey of glioma incidence rates in Swedish adults in 1970-2009 yielded no evidence of changing rates over time for various age groups. 17 However, none of these studies 13 14 15 17 assessed the potential effect of latency or possible variation in excess relative risk with the cumulative duration of phone use on trends in brain cancer incidence.
INTRODUCTION In 2000, approximately 5 million people died from injuries globally, and 90 percent came from low or middle income countries.[ 1 ] India is also experiencing an increasing trend in injuries, particularly due to road traffic injuries (RTI) at an alarming annual rate of 3 percent.[ 2 ] The World Report on Road Traffic Injury Prevention indicates that by 2020, RTI will be a major killer accounting for half a million deaths and 15 million Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs)
Despite the well-publicized island-wide epidemic in 2007 and an increasing trend in severe disease [5] , the true incidence of fatal dengue is likely under-estimated because of underreporting and under-recognition [6] , [7] , which has included failure to designate dengue as an underlying cause of death on death certificates [8] .