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“an increasing trend”

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3.2.2 Regional trends The weighted prevalence of exclusive breastfeeding under 6 months showed an increasing trend in African by 8.6%, Americas by 7.3%, European by 6.4%, and South-East Asia/Western Pacific regions by 11.0%, but a downward trend in the Eastern Mediterranean region by 5.3%; and it showed an increase of 7.1% in low-income, 10.9% in lower middle-income, and 24.1% in upper middle-income countries ( Fig. 3 and Table S2).
1 There has been an increasing trend in the prevalence of dental caries and periodontal disease in Saudi Arabia in recent decades, which has been attributed to the increased consumption of sugary foods and carbonated drinks and lack of knowledge regarding proper oral health care. 2 , 3 First permanent molars (FPMs) are among the earliest erupting permanent teeth in the oral cavity and have been observed as most caries-prone teeth in the mixed dentition. 4 In addition, these teeth are more vulnerable to hypomineralization and periodontal diseases 5 and may result in early tooth loss due to unmet treatment needs.
A bimodal distribution of ASIR and ASDR was observed in regions with middle to high SDI levels (eg, ASIR peaked at 0.36 [95% UI, 0.20-0.42] in 1999 and 0.33 [95% UI, 0.32-0.34] in 2010) and middle SDI levels, and the rates revealed an increasing trend after a continuous decrease in regions with low SDI levels between 1990 (ASIR, 0.25 [95% UI, 0.15-0.43]) and 2005 (ASIR, 0.21 [95% UI, 0.14-0.33]) (eFigure 19 and eFigure 20 in the Supplement ).
Temporal trend in overdiagnosis upon the implementation of the low-dose computed tomography lung cancer screening program For adenocarcinoma in situ and its precursor lesions, an increasing trend was observed from 2008 to 2017, especially noticeable in the last 3 or 4 years, as shown in Figure 3 .
We categorized nations into the following 4 main types based on Steward’s SSII status and trends over the previous decade: (1) coverage less than the global mean with no or decreasing trend (2010 to 2019) (42% of nations); (2) coverage less than the global mean with an increasing trend (24%); (3) coverage greater than the global mean with no or decreasing trend (17%); and (4) coverage greater than the global mean with an increasing trend (17%) ( Fig 5A ).