“an interesting trend”

We observed an interesting trend in the non-pluripotent cells: cells of similar lineages tended to be clustered more closely together in their hydrophobic protein glycan profiles than in their hydrophilic protein glycan profiles (e.g., melanocytes with melanoma, fibroblasts from different sources).

An interesting trend noted in studies by Park et al.

When the same genes were subjected to this analysis using their cerebellum expression levels, an interesting trend emerged: Although the genes that are up-regulated in cortex are also slightly up-regulated in cerebellum, those that are down-regulated in cortex show almost no change at all in cerebellum ( Figure 3 ).

The lack of significance may be attributed to the lower sample size, with 35 non-pregnant patients and 30 pregnant subjects; an interesting trend might emerge with an increase in sample size.

Discussion Although stimulation with 4 Hz showed an interesting trend eliciting a better pain relief than any other tested frequencies in a blinded fashion, this difference was not statistically significant in this study.

3c of our study revealed an interesting trend.

Second, we observed an interesting trend whereby PGSs for “noncognitive educational attainment” still predicted GCA from year 3 onward.

On the other hand, the significant positive association between longer distance and higher health care usage, specifically from non–Aalo Clinic MTPs, reveals an interesting trend.

These results show an interesting trend that the aging time has a direct impact on the catalytic efficiency of the final xerogels.

There was an interesting trend for parasite prevalence during the dry season to be higher, and lower during the wet season.

12 The sub-category agreement analysis revealed an interesting trend of normal dento-skeletal relations (Class 1 skeletal base, normodivergent pattern, orthognathic jaw positions, normal position of incisors) showing lesser agreement than deviant relationships.

The smoking status showed an interesting trend, with smokers more likely to engage in avoidant coping (7%) compared to non-smokers (0%), suggesting that individuals who engage in avoidant behaviors in response to stress may also turn to smoking as a maladaptive coping mechanism.

Average Lost Time An analysis of the information in Table 3 , which presents a comparison of time loss data under different equipped vehicle distribution scenarios, reveals an interesting trend.

The simulation of temperature changes along the X-axis for specific time intervals reveals an interesting trend: as time progresses, the temperature consistently increases.

The 15% TiO 2 -doped also showed an interesting trend, after UV stimulation, its crystallinity resulted in 13.7% like the unexposed neat LDPE, and its permeation time inclined sharply to 145 min Therefore, the doping effects of TiO 2 on the neat LDPE were more effective on the 15% TiO 2 -doped film where the physical properties were significantly improved before and after UV exposure.

Although half of the included articles were published more than 5 years ago, we noticed an interesting trend.

An interesting trend noted in this study is the increase in telehealth usage among participants, from 5% ( n = 12) prior to the COVID-19 pandemic to 42.1% ( n = 98) during the pandemic, supporting previous findings [ 5 , 6 ].

For ejected electrons with energies in the range of 12–50 eV, an interesting trend is observed.

This is an interesting trend to see as abnormal ultrasound findings can increase the likelihood of chromosomal aneuploidy in the fetus [ 38 ] and the definitive test to diagnose chromosomal aneuploidy is an invasive test.

The data exhibits an interesting trend with the smallest E 0 deviation from the median occurring for NMIs that employ longer equilibrium times.

However, an interesting trend emerges where validation accuracy sometimes rises with increasing epochs.

However, we observed an interesting trend in our dataset suggesting that SPAG6 may act as an oncogene in luminal A tumours.

A notable increase in CRF documentation is evident with an interesting trend seen in the reaudit phase, which is the increased number of patients reporting fatigue, which suggests that improved documentation could be contributing to a higher reporting rate, improving the identification of patients who could benefit from NPIs [ Figure 2 ].

An interesting trend is that the coefficient for the category ‘ receives care – neither financial’ increases with age indicating that informal care received increases with age even if no financial transfers are given in return.

An interesting trend was that across different comparators, those that started out with a lower baseline CRC screening rate tended to see greater percentage point gains than those that started higher baselines (with the notable exception of readiness, which was not predictive, and membership in cohort 2, which is likely due to the inclusion of younger patients in screening).