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“an increasing trend”

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The MCV demonstrated an increasing trend of 71.14±1.0fL to 83.2±1.25fL indicating that the mean cell volume during the 35 days storage is raised; HCT demonstrated a slightly increasing trend of 38.08±2.73% to 44.33±2.49% indicating that haematocrit during the 35 days storage is slightly raised; MCH demonstrated a slightly increasing trend of 27.42±0.71pg to 33.49±2.17pg indicating that mean cell haemoglobin during the 35 days storage is slightly raised; while MCHC demonstrated a slightly decreasing trend of 41.14g±1.27 /L to 36.08±1.01 g/L indicating that mean cell haemoglobin concentration is slightly reduced.
1 , the time series plots of COVID-19 confirmed rates for the 8 selected countries and the world show that they are not stationary and depict a decreasing trend after around 15 March 2020, while after around 15 August 2020, the COVID-19 confirmed rate of European Union countries (France, Germany, Italy and Spain) displays an increasing trend compared to the others when compared to the previous COVID-19 pandemic period.
INTRODUCTION The incidence of adenocarcinoma of the esophagogastric junction (AEGJ) as a consequence of gastroesophageal reflux disease and Barrett's esophagus showed an increasing trend over the last decades in Western countries.[ 1 , 2 ] Although AEGJ accounted for only 1%-4% of the esophageal carcinoma in Eastern countries, including China and Japan, it is believed that the incidence of AEGJ will increase in Eastern countries in the future due to the decreasing incidence of Helicobacter pylori infection.[ 3 , 4 ] Esophagectomy has long been regarded as the gold standard treatment for early AEGJ.
The rates of TB discriminatory attitudes were still high and discriminatory behaviors had even shown an increasing trend, indicating that the social environment in the fight against TB remains harsh, and reflecting a change in public attitudes towards TB after our health education, but not yet translated into their behaviors, a familiar phenomenon known as “know-do” gap. 19 Therefore, routine health education may not be effective in addressing the multiple causes of TB discrimination.