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“a clear trend”

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

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In light of this wide range of arguments, it is difficult to identify a clear trend in terms of the choice of species; the predominant strategy remains the diversification of species: “Ducks are more resilient than Muscovy ducks and the vaccination of ducks against avian flu is more efficient. 7 During an outbreak of the flu, it is therefore better to keep ducks.
Managing Global Risks: Vietnamese Poultry Farmers and Avian Flu
Socio-Ecological Dimensions of Infectious Diseases in Southeast Asia · 2015 · PMC7120274
We found that TT carriers were likely to have a tendency of better PFS because the survival curve of TT carriers showed a clear trend of deviation from the curve of other patients, but the difference was not significant (for CC/CT and TT genotypes; median PFS: 171.0 and 267.0 days, respectively; p = 0.127).
There was a clear trend towards deterioration of CoP area measurements when performing increasingly difficult tasks, suggesting that diverting cognitive resources toward solving increasingly complex tasks affected balance more negatively in participants with acromegaly, a pattern that has not previously been demonstrated in this patient group.
Differences between groups for relaxation ( t ), end-diastolic pressure or end-diastolic compliance, as appraised by chamber stiffness constant b , were smaller and not statistically significant, although a clear trend for a leftward-shift of the end-diastolic PV relationship was obvious in both AMI-groups.
As the number of electron-withdrawing cyano groups increases from 0 to 2 (Zn-0CN → Zn-1CN → Zn-2CN), a clear trend is observed: the absorption maximum progressively red-shifts from 387 nm to 402 nm to 420 nm; the emission maximum similarly shifts bathochromically from 497 nm to 521 nm to 543 nm; and the fluorescence quantum yield monotonically increases from 5.8% to 7.5% to 9.2%.
Understanding how these factors might determine migratory patterns in ESP blue whales represent a major goal as it has been suggested that large differences in the number of blue whales arriving to CNP each year might be responsible of not yet achieving the depiction of a clear trend in CNP blue whale population size ( Galletti-Vernazzani et al., 2017 ).