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“a clear trend”

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39 Additionally, the trial did not meet its prespecified endpoint of improved median PFS, though there was a clear trend in the direction of longer PFS with pembrolizumab (the median PFS with pembrolizumab was 16.0 months compared with 10.3 months with placebo). 39 It is notable that more patients receiving pembrolizumab had responses lasting longer than 18 months than those receiving placebo (60% versus 28%). 39 Gr
This finding is consistent with past meta-analyses from international literature that describe semen concentration trends over the last few decades.[ 1 ] More recent studies on concentration trends also show decreased parameters in countries not previously studied, such as Israel, India, and New Zealand.[ 2 12 13 ] However, adjusted and unadjusted raw concentration analyses do not indicate a clear trend of decline in concentration for our study population.
[ 35 ] This family‐based comparison reveals a clear trend: as the transition occurs from the earlier Xenes (such as borophene and silicene) to heavier element categories of Xenes (such as tellurene), the synthetic routes become more flexible, independent structures become easier to achieve, and large‐scale manufacturing becomes more feasible.
Backed by confirmed efficacy and safety by randomized controlled trials (RCTs) in different patient cohorts [ 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 ], there was already a clear trend across the world to adopt TAVR in AS patients <75 years, even in patients <65 years who are potential candidates for mechanical surgical valves, which is outside of current guideline recommendations [ 11 , 12 ].
On BIOC-GS consisting of noisy clinical notes, we observe a clear trend across method categories: prompt-based methods outperform neural methods, which in turn surpass dictionary-based ones, consistent with prior findings ( Groza et al . 2024a , Qi et al . 2024 , Shlyk et al . 2024 ).