“an interesting trend”

An interesting trend was evident: treatment with the methanolic extracts and the turmeric control significantly increased LTB 4 secretion ( p < 0.005), indicating pro-inflammatory effects via increased LTB 4 production.

An interesting trend was noted between the severity of COVID-19 and the HLA-C*04 (P = 0.0077) as well as HLA-B*35 (P = 0.0051) alleles.

Even though there was no statistically significant difference between the groups, we observed an interesting trend in favor of the LIP approach ( p = 0.051).

An interesting trend that emerged is that 2DG pretreatment reduced protein carbonylation compared with the anoxic control ( p = 0.056).

Moreover, an interesting trend was observed where the infiltration of activated memory CD4 + T cell was higher in the PL group than in LM (p=0.082), while the infiltration of the resting memory CD4 + T cell was reversed (p=0.059).

We discovered an interesting trend for the variable “percentage of the population with high school or less”: during Phase 1 there was no statistical differences between the two zones ( p >0.1), whereas they were significantly different ( p < 0.01) during Phase 2 and for the entire year's data.

Although our patient respiratory status deterioration was attributed to her COVID-19 infection, her NLR showed an interesting trend.

However, the analysis of the frequency of assigned male names revealed an interesting trend.

Mice treated with hWJCM also experienced weight loss (−6.47%), but an interesting trend of recovering is noticeable.

Nevertheless, the visual inspection of the power spectra ( Figure 3 ) revealed an interesting trend of slower alpha frequencies in high consumers compared to the two other groups.

In particular, within Flavobacteriales, members belonging to Polaribacter and Formosa genus showed an interesting trend with an increase in the relative abundance of ASVs assigned to Polaribacter when approaching the RSCS and a concomitant decrease in the relative abundance of ASVs assigned to the Formosa genus.

(c) The plot of IR absorbance peak height(proportional to the redistributed oil concentration after rupture) versus the tearing energy(proportional to the lowering of the deformation speed) ( Figure 7 ) showed an interesting trend for all the samples.

An interesting trend is observed for OLA, where the fitted (dotted) lines are very similar for 45 and 50 °C.

We note in passing an interesting trend that the relative amplitude of the SASE peak grows at larger γ compare to that of the ASE peak.

In terms of the understanding of the definition of local food, an interesting trend can be seen showing a higher regional interpretation of the definition of local food in the group “I trust the Selected Quality label” compared with the group “I trust the Organic label” ( Supplementary Table S2 ).

Across the recovery of item parameters, we noticed an interesting trend.

It is a lesser known molecule in terms of cerebral and renal damage and seems to have an interesting trend in our study.

An interesting trend that was observed in the past year (2022–2023) is the increasing number of patents where a lipid-based nanoformulation is combined with DNA or RNA material, often related to immunotherapy approaches.

The data reveal an interesting trend by showing that the amount of biofilm developed by S. sanguinis alone was the lowest detected in this study (i.e., in agreement with microscopic observation) while the one formed in the 1:8 coculture (i.e., the richest in S. sanguinis fraction) was the highest as a result of an increasing trend with increasing fraction of S. sanguinis population.

There is an interesting trend in the application of TA in dentistry for X-ray analysis (including computed tomography and magnetic resonance images) [ 16 , 17 , 18 ].

A previous study also reported an interesting trend for the proportion of patients with hyposmia (PD group > ET-PD group > ET group).

An interesting trend in Figure 4 is that Δ E COSMO can be approximated with a quadratic function of the form 5 where μ is the DFT dipole of the solute computed without COSMO.

These strains have likely evolved to thrive in patients, following an interesting trend seen in hospital-associated bloodstream infection: regulators of virulence factors are mutated to result in what may be less virulent strains in vitro .

Although no statistically significant difference in mortality was demonstrated, the forest plots shown in figure 1 revealed an interesting trend towards the superiority of regimens different from the standard.

However, we observed an interesting trend regarding the number of EVs released between saline and MDZ-exposed brains.