The point estimates of the association between all the defined measures of low platelet counts and the incidence of intracranial hemorrhage show a clear trend of higher incidences of intracranial hemorrhage when platelet counts are low.
XRD measurements of thin films grown at the same temperature but different V/II flux ratios do not point to a clear trend in the change of crystal quality (more information is given in Fig.
Despite the high variability associated with the Ames test, there was a clear trend in the decrease in carcinogens of tobacco smoke after switching to mTHS as compared with those continuing mCC, with a similar trend in the SA group.
4.1 Comparison between methods Across the different evaluated datasets a clear trend emerged: the addition of soft subspace-constraints to the k-t FASTER formulation produces improved subspace alignment and ROC AUC scores at high acceleration/low SNR.
Regarding the length of the linkers, a clear trend was observed: the enzyme with the shortest linker MT-L5-CP gave best results allowing to demethylate 82% of guaiacol 1a.
The gene density around SSSP-coding genes was too variable to establish a clear trend in the context of lifestyles.
For nlgn1 on the other hand, we did not observe significant differences in relative expression between experimental groups ( t = −1.22, p = 0.26), despite a clear trend for stressed fish to express nlgn1 at higher levels ( Figure 4B ).
The effect of CPA concentration was also significant for MII oocytes exposed to Me 2 SO (p = 0.014), but in this case, the CPA permeability did not exhibit a clear trend: the lowest permeability was 0.38 μm/s at 0.68 mol/L and the highest was 0.68 μm/s at 1.55 mol/L.
When analyzing the effect of chain length on lid mobility and on the stabilization of the enzyme’s active conformation, it was observed that the chemically modified variants showing the highest specific activities upon CTAB addition—CZ, AA, and SC (with carbon chain lengths of 1, 6, and 4, respectively)—did not follow a clear trend with respect to chain length ( Figure 1 ).
There is a clear trend for men being taller than women in our study, and that resulted in paradoxical results in the univariable analysis when the sexes were separated.
Based on the evolutionary progression of plants, the WOX gene family has undergone a clear trend of expansion in member numbers.
The correlation between CK20 bone marrow positivity and tumor-specific survival ( p = 0.066) was not significant in patients with UICC stage I and II, but there was a clear trend towards different courses of the disease, as shown in the Kaplan–Meier graph.
17 , 20 However, epidemiological data demonstrate a clear trend of increasing utilization of ORIF for these injuries. 6 , 12 , 14 , 27 , 31 , 36 For example, at the end of the 20th century an estimated 1.6% of pediatric clavicle fractures underwent operative fixation 14 compared with roughly 17% from 2013 to 2016. 6 These trends are likely driven in par
in Finland also showed a clear trend of rapid increase in cleft lip and palate (1).
Interestingly, there is a clear trend in the distribution of these polymorphic alleles, and a correlation exists between the presence of the G allele and distance away from the Equator [27] .
In fact, TCEQ recently proposed to remove benzene from the Texas City Air Pollutant Watch List (APWL) because “air monitoring has shown sufficient improvement over the last three years.” 36 Benzene was previously removed from the Lynchburg Ferry APWL in 2010 after a clear trend of benzene reductions was observed. 36 According to TCEQ, from 2000 to 2012, more than 90% of benzene monitors in the Houston area showed a decrease in annual average concentrations and, in 2012, all monitors had annual average benzene concentrations below the state’s AMCV. 36 Monitoring data demonstrate that HAP concentrations in Houston, including benzene and 1,3-butadiene, were decreasing before the mayor took office and continued declining throughout his six-year term; a waning trend that has generally persisted since he left office.
The retrospective study from the GIMEMA group [ 11 ] on 311 surgical procedures in patients with polycythemia vera (PV) and essential thrombocythemia (ET) shows that the overall incidence of bleeding after surgery is of about 10 %, with a clear trend in subjects receiving antithrombotic prophylaxis and the hemorrhagic risk strongly related to the first 2 weeks of post-surgical period.
These results confirm a clear trend in cytotoxic efficacy, with HCT-116 cells being the most sensitive and MCF-7 cells the least responsive.
Notably, there was a clear trend of increasing TI values in climate-sensitive regions, such as Northeast China and the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau, in June and September.
Comparison on the WT and truncated substrates shows a clear trend of decreasing free energy differences between β3-associated (RC = 9–11 Å) and dissociated states (RC = 15–16 Å) in the order ΔΔG res,APP > ΔΔG res,Aβ53 > ΔΔG res,Aβ52 > ΔΔG res,Aβ51 , regardless of the chosen PS1 protonation state (Fig. 2b and Supplementary Fig.
The simulations reveal a clear trend with lysine showing the lowest adsorption energy (most negative), and acidic amino acids proving the least likely to interact with the surface, listed in Table 2 .
The adsorption energy calculations revealed a clear trend in binding affinities: PTX exhibited the strongest binding with rGO functionalized with sulfonic groups, yielding adsorption energies of -2.09 eV (PBE) and − 2.27 eV (B3LYP).
Collectively, these plots illustrate a clear trend where advancing stages of AD-related pathology are associated with increased P ( A D ).
2 , 3 and 4 , The samples from ZGW-treated group show a clear trend of separation compared to the samples from vehicle group, indicating the metabolites between two groups were strikingly different.
While some discrepancies remain across studies due to differing polymer chemistries and fuel cell architectures, a clear trend emerged: balancing hydration and preventing localized flooding or drying requires complementary AEIs and RH at the anode and cathode, rather than uniformity.