“a clear trend”

From mid-May to mid-June, C T did not display a clear trend.

This observation appears to be part of a clear trend.

4 ), we observe a clear trend showing that the higher fusion activity of the FMs results in a higher transduction efficiency.

This result may be consistent with the findings of a meta-analysis conducted by Casadei et al[ 16 ] who highlighted a clear trend favoring lenvatinib over sorafenib (HR, 0.82; 95%CI: 0.60–1.15) in HBV-positive patients.

However, although a clear trend was seen, this was not statistically different.

13%), showing a clear trend toward higher incidence that approached but did not reach statistical significance ( p = 0.0581).

For NHDFs, after 30-min culture, the viabilities of cells did not show a clear trend for each condition.

A clear trend is observed for hand recognition accuracy (assessed with the HLJ task), with patients with CP displaying a lower accuracy than TD subjects.

There was a clear trend, with those with darker POC-CCA band readings having higher median stool epg than those with lower density visual bands. 13 In addition, a recent publication has provided a scoring system to aid in visual grading of the intensity of the reaction band observed. 17 SCORE-SUPPORTED MAPPING STUDIES COM

There is a clear trend for regions of high selectivity to reside within linear zones of the map, while cells with low selectivity are present near pinwheels or fractures.

However, there was a clear trend of the system’s lower levels to become increasingly more granularly entrenched with time.

[36] , a clear trend towards poorly differentiated tumors presenting a greater PLR was observed.

In contrast, the crowding results for the control group did not show statistically significant differences, yet the averages revealed a clear trend of reduced crowding in the control group.

In the distal abdominal aorta, the median AACS was 4 (IQR = 4), reflecting predominantly moderate calcification with a clear trend towards higher severity among patients aged ≥85 years.

In spite of the statistically insignificant difference between the five groups of naturalness from the aspect of land use, Figure 2 b (right), Figure 3 b (right), and Figure 4 b (right) show a clear trend of decreasing intensity of management at higher degradation level.

chaffeensis abundance, there was no significant statistical difference between the female ticks fed on rVirB2-4-vaccinated dogs and those fed on sham-vaccinated dogs, although there was a clear trend toward lower infection rates in the rVirB2-4 group ( Fig. 8 ).

The plots reveal a clear trend: highly accurate summaries are typically associated with high confidence scores.

The finding of HIT causing a clear trend towards an increase in mediators of angiogenesis, including VEGF, provides new knowledge about the potential mechanisms behind the effect of HIT in HTx recipients.

However, if one considers only GO terms that appear as significantly enriched in both a child and its parent node, there is a clear trend toward more significant enrichment of low IC terms in the parent nodes.

With advancing stage, a clear trend was observed for declining mDFS, which was as low as 18.7 months among patients with stage IIIA disease.

Discussion When simulating the assumptions of the revised nurture account using agent-based modeling, a clear trend emerged such that domains with an initial majority of one sex became composed predominantly of members of that sex.

Additionally we control against segmentation reliability and we find a clear trend that reliable convex segments have a high degree of name-ability.

S6 shows a clear trend indicating higher biomasses bacterioplankton community growing on Dictyota and the Coral_ Dictyota treatment compared to Turf, Coral_Turf, and control treatments, with bacterioplankton communities of the coral treatment having intermediate biomass values.

These findings showed a clear trend of aging and decline within the P. euphratica population in the lower Tarim River.

Overall, there is a clear trend of Chinese residents transitioning from having no or a single disease to multiple chronic conditions, which is likely to pose significant future burdens on medical insurance funds and households.