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“a decreasing trend”

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

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12 .(b), the maximum anchoring force of the roadway anchor cable anchor cable is concentrated in the range of 30 m, and the anchoring force in the range of 0 ~ 15 m shows an increasing trend, and the peak point position is about 15 m, indicating that this range is the section with strong mining influence, and the maximum anchoring force of the solid coal spandrel anchor cable, the coal pillar spandrel and the arch anchor cable are 303kN, 278kN and 268kN respectively, and the anchoring force in the range of 15 ~ 30 m shows a decreasing trend.
Mice transplanted with Piezo1 KO bone marrow (BMT-KO) began to show a decreasing trend in body weight at 4 weeks after bone marrow transplantation compared to those transplanted with WT bone marrow (BMT-WT) (Fig. 3d ), whereas the fat percentage and oxygen consumption did not differ between these two groups of mice (supplementary Fig. 10c, d ).
The most common risk factors discovered were increasing educational levels, higher individual income, professional occupation, better housing, reduced sunlight exposure, and positive family history. 7 – 12 Moreover, the types of REs were found to have different prevalence rates in different age groups, with myopia being relatively common in the 10–29-year age group, hyperopia having an increasing prevalence after 40 years, and astigmatism having a decreasing trend with ages from 6 to 90 years. 13 , 14 The prevalence of REs among medical students has been investigated in many countries.
This is because soil organic carbon mainly comes from organic matter produced by the decomposition of soil animals and their feces, microorganisms and plant residues, and the content of organic carbon in the surface soil is much higher than that in the deeper soil layer, so soil organic carbon showed a decreasing trend with increasing soil depth.