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“an increasing trend”

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Second, due to incomplete data, we cannot distinguish between community-acquired infections and healthcare-related infections; although the difference is important, ESBL positive strains have an increasing trend in hospital and community settings.
The total farmed Atlantic salmon population in Ireland had an increasing trend from 2010, with a peak of more than 32 million fish in early 2015, to later decrease until the end of the simulation, although not dropping to previous levels, where it reached ~13 million fish.
12 However, age-adjusted data from nationwide studies in 1980–1990 and the Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (KNHANES) in 1998–2012 showed a decreasing trend of hypertension, but an increasing trend of hypercholesterolemia. 7 , 13 In contrast, recent updates have reported a significant increase in the prevalence of elevated BP and hypercholesterolemia.
Examination of tree resilience to drought extremes from 28 sites of juniper forests in the Tibetan Plateau reveals a temporal decreasing trend in tree resistance and an increasing trend in recovery, and a spatial contraction in the area of high resistance and expansion in high recovery.
Moreover, variables indicating an increasing trend of medical activities (eg, in-hospital or out-hospital records but without a CHD-related diagnosis or medical examinations) were shown to be correlated with a future risk of CHD onset, which warrants further investigations.
As in the DSS-colitis model reported earlier from our laboratory ( 17 ), we noticed an increasing trend in the expression of Cox-2 (Ptgs2) in Se-D colonic tissue compared to the Se-A and Se-S mice following infection; however, the levels of 15-Pgdh, were significantly decreased on day 11 PI by 1.6 and 1.7 in Se-D colonic tissue when compared to Se-A and Se-S colonic tissues, respectively ( Figures 3A–D ).
1 The proportion of metastatic melanomas is largely stable and shows an increasing trend in absolute numbers, 2 including patients with regional lymph node or skin metastasis classified as stage III in the 8th version of the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) classification (AJCCv8).
The results indicated that annual wind speeds for the MYR wide valley regions declined significantly at decadal rates of − 0.216 m/s and underwent three stages from 1960 to 2015: an increasing trend from 1960 to 1975 (0.44 m/s per decade), a weakening until 2006 (− 0.46 m/s per decade), and a remarkable subsequent recovery (1.05 m/s per decade).