“a clear trend”

4 c and d illustrate jittered scatter plots for distribution of AHD and CSA values of different individuals, showing a clear trend of small AHD with large CSA in combination for either RCT and/or CFD.

In our test, we found a similar activity for EMP-ER-OR and the studied peptide analogs against erythrocytes under the conditions and concentrations tested and there is a clear trend of increasing hemolysis with increasing concentrations.

6 , a clear trend between p65 NF-κB and the upregulation of combined-hResistin and IL-1β stimulation induced inflammatory mediators was observed via a significant reduction attributed to the treatment with BAY 11-7082 in both hAF and hNP cells.

PCA score plots showed a clear trend of group clusters between the ESCC patients and normal controls (Additional file 1 PCA: Fig.

It is apparent from Table 2 that all stereo multiprocessing configurations are not capable of processing all camera frames in the throttled scenario, with a clear trend of higher performance for higher throughput serialisation.

Meanwhile, there’s a clear trend of rising PLVs in Seg. 2 to 4, from ∼0.2 to ∼0.8, which correlated with the frequencies of the involved oscillators for PLVs, wherein the phase-given components (e.g., δ , θ , α , Lβ , Hβ , and Lγ ) contributed more to this difference than the amplitude-given ones (e.g., θ , α , Lβ , Hβ , Lγ , and Hγ ).

These findings indicate a clear trend showing a shift in the type of MCS devices used, transitioning from IABP to more advanced MCS.

With the incremental use of a fourth dimension, ion mobility (IM), for confident metabolite identification, there is a clear trend of increasing focus on IMS and collision cross-section (CCS) prediction tools, with several tools developed over this period ( Figure b).

From a comparative perspective with previous systematic reviews, there is a clear trend towards the increasing implementation of nursing interventions that are specifically oriented toward the digital dimension [ 29 ].

Moreover, a clear trend of rising deviation with the increase of the saccharides’ molar mass difference was found between the Couchman–Karasz model and the measured values.

There was a clear trend between the neutrophils ́ expansion and the regression line slope, obtained between TTV loads in the first two study steps.

Stratification based on MDS-UPDRS score into groups of mild disease-MDS ≤ 32 and moderate disease-MDS-UPDRS > 32 did not reveal a clear trend for rCBF values, although Pearson correlation analysis did demonstrate a weak negative correlation between MDS-UPDRS and cerebellar rCBF values.

The overall mean was 37.5±3.6 mmHg and 39.3±3.6 mmHg, respectively at rest and exercise, being significantly higher in the latter case. Discussion The results of this study were coherent with the tested hypothesis, as long as there was: 1) a progressive increase in A 1 for SV as a function of the LBNP level, 2) a clear trend toward a reduction of A 1 of HR with LBNP, 3) invariant time constants.

There is a clear trend between the slope of the E int (V b ) dependence and the difference of the electronegativities of X and Y ( Figure S3 ).

Considered as a whole, there was a clear trend toward survival with increasing serum Mg concentrations and higher Mg/Ca molar ratios.

The results demonstrate a clear trend of increasing photocatalytic efficiency with extended irradiation time.

For HA-DTPH-Cl + , a clear trend of the swelling behavior is observed.

As expected, higher x CN values consistently resulted in greater CN Dimer Incorporation. A clear trend emerged across all substrate compositions: CN Dimer Incorporation increased at higher j c , likely due to an intensified rate of consumption of AN, and approached (but did not surpass) the bulk x CN .

Comparing the damage thresholds to the bandgap energy of each film, a clear trend of increasing damage thresholds with larger bandgap energy is readily apparent, see Fig. 3 .

The effect of the “therapy” scheme was less significant, however, there was a clear trend toward a delay in PIN progression and a reduction in AC incidence.

Overall, most exons studied were significantly misspliced in adult DM1 brain samples, compared to non-DM controls: eight out of eleven exons were affected in frontal cortex ( ITGB4 exon 35 and MPDZ exon 28 showed a clear trend but did not reach statistical significance) (Fig. 9d ), whereas all exons studied were misspliced in the hippocampus of DM1 patients (Fig. 9e ).

A clear trend was observed that neurological functional outcomes gradually improved in proportion to an increase in SUA levels.

However, the data also shows a clear trend toward the closing of this gap, with a slow decrease in the relative number of graduates from public universities and an increase of those hailing from private institutions ( Figure 1B ).

Although this is preliminary study, a clear trend is seen which is in agreement with some studies ( 16 - 18 ).

A clear trend was observed wherein higher sintering temperatures led to increased ε′ values.