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“a clear trend”

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At the same time, in the population of PLWH, in addition to the consistently observed higher rates of morbidity and mortality from cardiovascular diseases, various metabolic complications, and non-AIDS-related malignancies [ 4 ], there is a clear trend towards the spread of neurocognitive disorders [ 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 ], which reduce the quality of life among these people.
HIV Infection and Related Mental Disorders.
Brain Sci · 2021 · PMC7922767
While the changes in the rates of postoperative new/aggravated neurological deficits and postoperative ischemia between cohort I and III showed a clear trend but did not reach statistical significance (probably due to the limited and imbalanced sample size), the improved rate of radiologically confirmed complete aneurysm occlusion between cohort I and III did reach significance, – With regard to incomplete aneurysm occlusion we could show a rate of 9.0% in our latest treatment cohort, which is also very similar to the rates of 5.9% up to 15.8% in literature [ 22 , 32 ].
There is a clear trend of integrating methods (e.g., using network analysis to pick target combos, then applying AI-driven molecular design to find compounds, followed by docking and molecular dynamics to refine binding modes), which together mitigate individual limitations.
The inclusion criterion was limited to publications that addressed an aspect of CMH, and the studies that satisfied any one of the following EC were eliminated: EC1: studies published after 2019 to construct a clear trend of publication EC2: studies not published in English, as there is a clear dominance of the English language in the international communications, science, and literature [ 36 , 37 ] EC3: papers published as notes, editorials, or letters EC4: publications not addressing mental health issues EC5: publications not addressing the use of technology for mental health.
Connected Mental Health: Systematic Mapping Study.
J Med Internet Res · 2020 · PMC7486675
Although not statistically significant, there is a clear trend that ADAM9 expression predicts a worse outcome for DSS, where an ADAM9-positive phenotype corresponded to a median DSS of 52.5 months (95% CI 33.1–71.9 months), whereas an ADAM9-negative phenotype did not reach median DSS ( P <0.130) after a follow-up of 76.1 months ( Figure 5D ).