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Moreover, the current study coincided with the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic in Ethiopia, a time when similar studies from Egypt [ 22 ], Turkey [ 23 ] and a systematic review and meta-analysis across Europe, Asia, and North America [ 24 ], observed an increasing trend of newly diagnosed type 1 DM.
70.77%, 13.89%, 6.49%, and 8.85% respectively, and the proportion of precipitation amount and the number of precipitation occurrences show a decreasing trend with the increase of precipitation level. 3.2 Characterization of soil moisture dynamics and probability distribution 3.2.1 Soil moisture dynamic distribution patterns Changes in soil water content at different depths during the maize reproductive period from 2020 to 2022 in the study area are shown in Fig 3 .
Early June to late July into the rapid development of maize, soil water content showed a trend of slow increase. late July to mid-August growth in the middle, the corn entered the critical stage of growth and development, water consumption increased, soil water content slowly decreased. mid-August to the end of September corn growth in the late stage, and water consumption decreases, but precipitation during the same period decreases as well, soil water content gradually stabilized.
When the bale-breaking knife quantity was maintained at 11 pieces ( Fig 6a and 6d ), the bonding-bond destruction rate exhibited an increasing trend, although it subsequently declined with increases in bale-breaking roller rotating speed and bale-breaking roller height and the maximum bonding-bond destruction rate was obtained when the bale-breaking roller rotating speed was 1199 to 1488 rpm and the bale-breaking roller height was 268 to 289 mm.
Grassland makes up the majority of the ecosystem type (58.1% of the area), with significantly more artificial vegetation in the east than in the west ( Fig 1d ); both vegetation quality and area show a decreasing trend from east to the west and from south to north, which is consistent with the distribution of precipitation [ 22 ].