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“a decreasing trend”

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Trend effect and seasonal effect analysis The long-term trend T t of the monthly incidence series of hepatitis B x t in Hainan Province was extracted using the 2 × 12 compound moving average method, and the incidence series and the long-term trend graph are shown in Figure 2 , which shows a decreasing trend in the incidence of hepatitis B of Hainan Province. x t T t is used to eliminate the trend effect, which is denoted as y t .
6 a,b,6c), the combined effect of elevation, traffic and other factors contributes to the significant non-grain of arable land in the township; Gradient analysis shows that the urban-rural gradient II (X 15 ) of the non-grain of arable land generally shows an inverted U-shape distribution differences, the dense population of Ruijin City's central urban area has a greater demand for vegetables, fruits, and other non-grain agricultural products, the 1st to 2nd ring has a higher level of the proportion of non-grain, accompanied by the changes in the circle of the level of non-grain shows a decreasing trend, the 3rd and 4th ring decreasing amplitude is obvious, and the proportion of the occupation of arable land for the development of the fruit and forestry industry in the remote areas is higher.
21 , after the reaction was carried out for 70 min, A 253 / A 203 decreased from the initial 0.66 to 0.32, indicating that the stability of the functional groups such as carboxyl and carbonyl groups within the aromatic structure of HA decreased, resulting in a decreasing trend in the content of the substituted aromatic ring structure within the HA molecule; A 465 / A 665 decreased from 5.73 to 3.33, which is a further evidence of the disruption of the aromaticity in HA.
It can be seen that the real part of the dielectric spectrum of ethanol and particle–ethanol suspensions decreases with increasing frequency in the 1–110 GHz range, while the imaginary part of the dielectric spectrum shows a decreasing trend with increasing frequency above 1.15 GHz, and an increasing trend in the 1–1.15 GHz range, with a maximum value around 1.15 GHz.