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“an increasing trend”

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

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Alternatively, São Mateus demonstrated an increasing trend in the frequency of extreme occurrences and events of both T max and T min ; Iguape showed an increasing trend in the frequency of extreme occurrences and events to T max ; and Rio Grande showed not only an increasing trend on the frequency to both occurrences and events of T max but also a decreasing trend in the intensity of T min (i.e., extremes of T min are getting warmer through time).
Quantitative analysis of iNOS + cell ratio showed a decreased trend for M1 phenotypes for macrophages cultured with 3D-Scaf-GO-Immuno and 3D-Scaf-GOBP-Immuno scaffolds, while the quantification of CD206 + cell ratio showed an increasing trend for M2 phenotypes for macrophages cultured on these two types of scaffolds.
Owing to the strong intersublattice exchange interaction J 12 , the effective exchange field strength at each Cr site shows an increasing trend with δ , therefore a monotonic increase in T C . 98 Notably, the effective exchange field is determined by adding up all exchange interactions on one Cr site, and the calculation details are provided by the above-mentioned work.
However, it was found that 4 studies (ie, [ 41 ] for the female cohort, [ 46 , 47 , 51 ]) (4/7, 57%) included in the CRF meta-analysis reported an increasing trend in the time spent on MVPA and the peak oxygen uptake simultaneously; this increase in the duration of higher intensity physical activity likely accounted for their preserved peak oxygen uptake [ 47 ].
An increasing trend of CONS isolation was observed in an epidemiological study performed to observe the long-term trends in the agents causing neonatal sepsis.[ 27 ] The majority of the Klebsiella pneumoniae isolates of the present study were resistant to all the tested antibiotics, which is similar to a study where 5