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“a clear trend”

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Findings from the China Health and Nutrition Survey (1991–2009) revealed significant changes in the dietary patterns of children and adolescents aged 7–17, showing a clear trend toward increased intake of total fats and cholesterol alongside markedly reduced consumption of dairy products and vegetables (including both dark- and light-colored varieties) ( 9 ).
As a result of the advent of the latest generation of high-performance LC-MS/MS instruments, a clear trend toward the development and application of multianalyte methods in mycotoxin biomarker research can be observed [ 308 ].
Ochratoxin A: 50 Years of Research.
Toxins (Basel) · 2016 · PMC4963825
Judging on the retrieved articles, published in the past four years, and which passed the screening, there was a clear trend towards an increasing number of articles when comparing the years 2016-2017 and 2018-2019, which seems to reflect an increase in the interest for this topic.
Although a robust comparison of no induction, IL2RA and rATG is lacking, current data suggest that early steroid withdrawal is safe in patients receiving induction therapy with a maintenance regimen that includes a calcineurin inhibitor and MPA and that there is a clear trend toward higher effectiveness with rATG compared with IL2RA induction.
There is a clear trend among experts that antileishmanial therapy in endemic regions should move toward combination drug regimens based on the following rationale: (1) protect the limited armamentarium of antileishmanial agents from development of acquired resistance and (2) establish shorter treatment courses with high efficacy to improve compliance and decrease treatment costs [36] .
Therefore, the fetal growth curve of this case showed a clear trend of growth restriction. loPE is characterized by an increasing mismatch between normal maternal perfusion and the metabolic needs of the placenta and fetus, coupled with maternal genetic susceptibility to cardiovascular and metabolic diseases and high body mass index.