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“an increasing trend”

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Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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In addition, we found that the prevalence of SUI increased (T3 group, 46.5%; T2 group, 40.0%; T1 group, 33.7%) with increasing blood glucose and that there was an increasing trend in the frequency of SUI (monthly SUI: T3 group, 33.6%; T2 group, 31.8%; T1 group, 28.0%; weekly SUI: T3 group, 12.9%; T2 group, 8.2%; T1 group, 5.7%).
For different data sets, the performance of recommendation ranking results is compared by adjusting different depth dimension neighborhood sampling numbers, it can be found that similar to the breadth dimension, the performance of KGWD shows an increasing trend as the number of depth dimension neighborhood sampling N increases, which indicates that the more the number of depth dimension neighborhood sampling N .
The data show an increasing trend in Δ H # values while −Δ S # values decrease with the bulkiness of the incoming nucleophiles reacting with the complex in good correlation to a decreasing reactivity trend of the S-donor nucleophiles which supports an associative mechanism to the substitution process.
Besides, thermal conductivity exhibits an increasing trend with the average chain length, which is consistent with the previous theoretical study on amorphous polymer at short length scale. 41 For longer samples ( L 0 ≥ 20 nm) where boundary chain folding takes place, κ eff and κ 0 overlap with each other within the statistical error, and both of them show no obvious length dependence.
The equilibrium adsorption capacities of MB at various initial concentrations demonstrate an increasing trend, since initial MB concentrations can provide a driving force to overcome the mass transfer resistance of the dye, which indicates that the adsorption process is highly dependent on initial MB concentration.
In Figure 4 H–M, the same parameters were quantified for the medium sensitivity regions where trends similar to the high sensitivity region were observed. The strain-dependent gauge factor showed an increasing trend with the augmented stiffness of the EAS, reaching values of 10.3 ± 4 and 15 ± 6.3 for the isotropic stiff and aligned stiff groups, respectively.
5 that the nude mice weights in each group showed an increasing trend with the extension of the treatment time, and the specific sequence was the Span–PEG microbubble control group ( Fig. 5(a 2 ) ) > Span–PEG with FA–CNT microbubble group ( Fig. 5(b 2 ) ) > Span–PEG with CNT–PTX microbubble group ( Fig. 5(c 2 ) ) > Span–PEG with FA–CNT–PTX microbubble group ( Fig. 5(d 2 ) ).