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“a clear trend”

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On the future of formaldehyde in the anatomy laboratory While it can be assumed that formaldehyde will unlikely be abandoned in the near future, given the lack of alternatives to embalm post‐mortem human tissues, a clear trend can be seen toward reduced TLV. 34 , 45 , 46 Statutory threshold values of 0.3 ppm were first recommended by the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) in 2000, aiming to reduce concentrations from as much as 6 ppm prior to 1971.
Five out of seven basins in the Jade-Weser estuary (ID 7 to 13) show a clear trend of subtidal deepening (−37 to −3mm/yr, average: −24mm/yr), whereas two basins, one of which the Jade bay, indicate a decrease in subtidal mean depth (+2 to +8 mm/yr).
55 In addition, there are some ongoing RCTs of HIPEC, and a clear trend in HIPEC trial design involves changing from therapeutic toward preventive indications. 56 In the present study, we found that palliative gastrectomy combined with chemotherapy was more advantageous compared with chemotherapy alone in incurable advanced gastric cancer patients, including in different races, but also in peritoneal metastases and hepatic metastases.
Average levels of annoyance (either at day or night) from airport-related activities were higher (>5) than those from other sources and showed a clear trend across acoustic zones in either univariate or multiple regression analyses ( table 3 ); in particular, adjusted mean annoyance scores exceeded by 2.7 (Zone A) and 3.5 (Zone B) units those in the Reference Zone.
Conclusions We observed a clear trend towards the clearance of archived INSTIs-RM after a long period of virological control leading to changes in the resistance profile in cellular DNA, raising the possibility of studies assessing the recycling of INSTI classes even in the presence of a history of resistance.