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A slightly increasing trend in the annual average LE from 1982 to 2010 was also observed.

Generally, all models showed an increasing trend in Northern India ( Fig 11 ).

In Iowa, RRS and PT-JPL showed a decreasing trend.

Overlap of lincRNA isoforms expressed between the three samples showed an interesting trend.

SSPE (isolated or multiple) were 8.8% (CI 7.1–10.5%) of all diagnosed PE with prevalence ranging from 2.0 to 15.9% of diagnosed PE, with only three marginally significant differences on pairwise comparisons.

Conclusion There was a significant trend between rubella seronegativity with age in young gravidae, but the pattern was opposite between gravidae born after versus in/before 1983, with the former having a higher incidence of seronegativity at all ages.

No significant association was found between T2DM and TPA but there was a clear trend in that direction.

Males slightly increased call length in this condition, although were results were only marginally significant.

Nonetheless, our findings did not reveal relevant differences in any of these dimensions, although a slight trend towards improvement was observed in the rivastigmine arm.

The ongoing climatic changes may potentially increase the herbivory of this species, particularly in juveniles, which showed a trend to increase the assimilation of plant material in the heat waves, similar to other ectotherm species experiencing higher temperatures.

Varying the parameters R1 and R2 is possible to modify this cross-sectional area, however the results did not show a clear trend on how they contribute to implant optimization.

In terms of teaching careers, advanced beginners showed the lowest skills scores, but there was an increasing trend moving along the spectrum from beginners to proficient nurses.

As Fig 10a shows, temperature exhibits a slightly increasing trend, which can lower water levels due to enhanced evaporation.

Five lakes have an increasing trend, while the remaining two exhibit a decreasing trend.

In Crete, H ́ was rather stable down to 400 m, showing an increasing trend (with relatively high confidence intervals) thereafter.

The K input from human and livestock manure accounted for a substantial proportion of the total K input, but it showed a decreasing trend which was 65.9, 50.9, 42.2 and 36.7% in the 1980s, 1990s, 2000s and 2010s, respectively.

For the elevation of 4500 m–5500 m, the albedo showed an increasing trend ( Fig 4C ), especially for non-GSSC.

We found that the annual average albedo had a decreasing trend, but that the albedo had slightly increased during the nGS and decreased during the GS.

Results Effects of plant sex and growth rate diversity on plant biomass Total biomass There was a marginally significant effect of sex diversity on total plant biomass ( Table 1 ), with polycultures having 20% greater total biomass (893.31 ± 69.64 g) than the mean of male and female monocultures (764.56 ± 74.06 g) ( Fig 1A ).

Hippocampus Although there was a highly significant effect of Section Level on multiple hippocampal morphometry measures, there were no significant main effects of Genotype or Sex.

However, we observed two nominally significant interaction effects.

Moreover, these same effects appear to be present in KO Slc1a1 -/- mice and are an equivalent magnitude; 2) Slc1a1 +/- mice display reduced thickness of DMPFC, particularly layer V, which is also consistent with neuroanatomical findings in schizophrenia; 3) Slc1a1 +/- mice exhibit a lower ratio of reduced to oxidized glutathione (GSH/GSSG) as well as a possible trend for increased oxidative DNA damage in the brain; 4) There appears to be compensatory or downstream effects in the brains of Slc1a1 +/- mice, that lead to significant changes in the expression of genes and pathways involved in synaptic and cognitive functions; 5) There are robust changes in the expr

Thus the presence of water in the soil between the probe plates produces a highly significant change in its capacitance, the higher the water concentration, the higher the capacitance.

These results suggest there may be significant differences in the biogenesis and maintenance of stalks between C . crescentus and other stalked-synthesizing organisms even though they are closely related.

When we regressed the technical component scores as a function of the aesthetic component scores for the observer groups separately, we found that the coefficient of correlation was highly significant for the non-expert observers and that the regression was very close to the identity line.