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“a marked trend”

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p=0.07

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

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It has been seen that the non-inoculated plants remained relatively constant throughout the test, around 3 ppm per gram of sample; the opposite occurred with the inoculated genotypes that showed a marked trend, given the significant increase in the content of total phenols.
No significant correlation was observed between LI or ERD/ERS and clinical scales, but a marked trend was detected over time: changes in clinical scales, associated to a good recovery, paralleled with changes in LI values, which evidence modifications of ERD from contralesional to ipsilesional side.
In our data, we found a marked trend towards more natal females being referred over the six-year period from 2011 to 2016, with a ratio of approximately 1:2 compared with natal males requesting transition.
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BJPsych Bull · 2019 · PMC6327293
Those who had been discharged by the study end-date (January 2011) had a marked trend toward reduction in their Vulnerabilities score (mean = −3.9; 95% CI −7.9, +0.2) whilst those who had not been discharged at that point remained somewhat static (m = +0.1; −1.9, +2.1) but the difference in change between the discharged and in-patent groups was not significant.
For instance, the spatiotemporal variability of precipitation and temperature trends (minimum, maximum, and average) was analyzed in 47 stations in the Brazilian Amazon for the period 1973–2013, the results showed that these had an increasing trend of approximately 0.04 °C per year and precipitation did not show a marked trend [ 23 ].
In this sense, it is noteworthy that in all the categories of the variables evaluated, the percentage of negative response for the use of oral health services was higher, which indicates a marked trend in the Peruvian population, also repeated in other regions (Gao et al., 2020 ; Nazir, 2018 ; Onyejaka et al., 2016 ; Portero de la Cruz & Cebrino, 2020 ).