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The qRT-PCR showed that the transcription levels of CgERF1B , CgLAX2 and CgGH3.6 showed a trend of first increasing and then decreasing during fruit development, while the transcription level of CgGH3.1 showed a trend of decreasing in GE vs SE ( Figure 8 ).
From the number of curve peaks, during the investigation period, except that the western region has always been stable as a single peak, it shows that the western region is currently in a state of graded weakening; the eastern and central regions showed a trend of ' single peak-double peak-single peak ', indicating that it showed a polarization state in the early stage, and then the degree of polarization gradually weakened, and the gap within the region gradually decreased.
In the subgroup of patients younger than 40 years old, the NT-proBNP values showed a trend to increase but the performance of the Wilcoxon test demonstrated no significant differences of the NT-proBNP values between days 0 and 7 (13,50 vs. 14,50, p = 0.894), 7 and 21 (14,50 vs. 23,50, p = 0.119) and 0 and 21 (13,50 vs. 23,50, p = 0.197).
After matching treated and untreated groups using a propensity score analysis, the study found that treatment with statins and angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors/angiotensin receptor blockers was associated with a lower risk of major adverse cardiac events, while beta-blocker treatment showed a trend toward a positive effect [ 25 ].
In patients with recurrent and/or metastatic solid malignancies treated with αPD‐(L)1 inhibitors, higher total DC counts showed a trend toward improved OS, and many refined DC subsets including plasmacytoid DCs (pDCs) also showed significant positive associations. 77 In patients with NSCLC ( n = 35) treated with αPD‐1, patients with PFS ≤ 1 month had lower baseline percentages of total DC, pDC, CD1c + myeloid DC (mDC), and CD141 + mDC compared to patients with PFS > 1 month or clinical response of SD, PR, or CR.