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“a decreasing trend”

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p=0.09

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

In the literature

The results of statistical analysis of m RNA expression levels of NOS-1 and NOS-2 genes in selected sections of the gastrointestinal tract and the liver of gilts intoxicated with mycotoxins on different experimental dates ( Figure 1 A–F) point to a decreasing trend in the m RNA expression levels of NOS-1 genes ( Figure 1 A–D) in all experimental groups in comparison with group C, between group M and groups Z and D, and between group Z and group D.
We observed a decreasing trend in the weighting factor w when reducing the number of SNPs but the extent of the decrease was limited, so that even with 10′000 SNPs a high percentage of the genetic variance (71.2% for milk yield and 75.3% for somatic cell score, both with model D2) is captured and not much is gained by applying a more than four-fold SNP density.
Why that trend was observed in most males from Denmark but the two males from NW Spain showed either no trend or a decreasing trend is unclear but again the difference is suggestive of dissimilarities between individuals from the two regions, either on their foraging behaviour or in their patterns of movements and, consequently, on the δ 15 N baselines of the waters they inhabit.
A decreasing trend was observed in all the postoperative complications: postoperative vaginal discharge decreased from 6/100 (6%) in block A to 9/388 (2.3%) in block D; urinary tract infection, from 5/100 (5%) to 2/388 (0.5%) in block D; and fever, from 1/100 (1%) in block A to 2/388 (0.5%) in block D.
Trends in hysterectomy for genital prolapse: rural experience.
Clin Med Insights Reprod Health · 2013 · PMC3888075