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“a clear trend”

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

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Rates were elevated for upper digestive and respiratory tract neoplasms (oral cavity, six observed vs 2.2 expected; oesophagus, four observed vs 1.7 expected; larynx, nine observed vs 2.4 expected), and other alcohol-related causes. In the descriptive analysis, a clear trend of decreasing risk with longer time since last exposure was observed, both for bladder cancer (from 100.8 during exposure to 14.8 20 years or more after the last exposure) and for all other causes (from 1.9 to 0.9).
In this study, empagliflozin treatment was associated with a significant reduction in the fibrotic biomarker sST2 and a clear trend towards a reduction in the inflammatory biomarker hsCRP, both of which correlated well with the reduction in NT-proBNP achieved.
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A thorough investigation of the mechanisms and consequences antibiotics may have on the maternal and/or fetal gut microbiome is yet to occur, but there appears to be a clear trend in the studies that have been conducted thus far: early antibiotic exposure negatively influences the fetal gut microbiota, resulting in lasting effects on neurological development ( Cantey et al., 2018 ; Eck et al., 2020 ; Zhou et al., 2020 ).
The principal components explained 83.4 % of the data variance, and there was a clear trend of separation of volatile compounds in group H from groups C, L and M, suggesting that there was a significant difference between the flavour of beef in group H and the other three groups, whereas the tighter clustering between groups C, L and M suggested that the flavour profile of beef was more similar among these three groups.
A clear trend is reported, with higher values being favorable to the mechanical performance in both tensile and flexural tests. , As strength is affected by the materials area (and amount by extend), higher infill density increases the materials area for the same geometry and, as a result, the robustness of the part.