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“an increasing trend”

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Population estimates from periodic nation-wide tiger census undertaken by government agencies show an increasing trend at the national level, and these are used in government reports claiming conservation successes, but methodological inconsistencies between censuses and use of disputed census methods 33 , 34 have rendered these estimates unreliable for scientific evaluations.
Reporting of adverse drug events to the Malaysian Adverse Drug Reaction Advisory Committee also showed an increasing trend: in 2018, the committee received 25 127 reports, an increase of approximately 350.0% compared to 2010 (5550 reports). 7 Whether this trend reflects an actual increase in incidence of medication errors and adverse drug events or an increase in awareness to reporting among health-care providers in the country requires further investigation.
Monitoring adverse drug reactions in the community settings.
Bull World Health Organ · 2019 · PMC6802702
Importantly, the burden of HZ in SLE is also reflected by an increasing trend in hospitalisation for HZ in patients with SLE in the recent decade. 61 91 The prevalence of HPV infection is significantly affected by both geographical distribution and socioeconomic status of the population, factors that may preclude extrapolation of the data retrieved in the present SLR to the European AIIRD population.
INTRODUCTION Both morbidity and mortality rates of breast cancer, as one of the common malignant tumors in women, are ranked 1st in a variety of female tumors, seriously threatening the female health 1 The number of breast cancer patients diagnosed and treated each year is not large in China compared with that in Western developed countries, but the incidence rate of breast cancer has displayed an increasing trend in the last 2 decades.
3 At the same time, an increasing trend in the prevalence of obesity has been observed in US adults. 4 Obese individuals are at higher risk of developing AF. 5 Natriuretic peptides (NP), such as BNP (B‐type NP) and atrial NP are produced by cardiac myocytes in response to stretching of atrial or ventricular walls, 6 , 7 with higher lev