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“a clear trend”

19,461 sentences · 19,461 papers · 31,348 search hits before verification · confirmed specimen

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p<0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

In the literature

The PubMed analysis is a simplistic approach, and it assumes a relatively standardized use of gene names in publications, but it still shows a clear trend, where the alternative metrics Sobolev and Fisher consistently have retrieved the gene sets with most publications, with the Fisher metric doing slightly better than Sobolev.
Recent advances in Gas-Chromatography–Mass Spectrometry (GC–MS) analytical techniques and more targeted technologies, such as Ion Mobility Spectroscopy (IMS), Surface Acoustic Waves–Mass spectrometry (SAW–MS), and Gas Chromatography–Surface Acoustic Waves–Mass spectrometry (GC–SAW), shows a clear trend at reducing the size, the analysis time as well as the costs of installation and deployment.
There was a clear trend of increasing median ΔTEWL%, starting from physicians with non-surgical specialisation (56 %) to medical surgeons (65 %), dentists (104 %), and dental surgeons (108 %), with the latter two groups showing particularly worrisome signs of work-related skin barrier impairment, since they had double the TEWL on hands than on forearms.
Although there was no clear trend for the difference in mean abundances between the subdatabase compared with the complete database (an increase was observed for six transporters, whereas a decrease was observed for five), there was a clear trend for a decrease in variability in the subdatabase.