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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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Disability is more closely correlated with a reduction of CMAP amplitudes indicative of axonal loss. 43 The lower limb motor and sensory potentials show a marked trend to become unexcitable over time, 45 so that the studies may not meet EFNS/PNS demyelinating criteria, with the percentage of patients meeting the criteria reported as ranging from 20.9 to 91%. 29 30 42 45 In the study reporting 20.9% however, at least 1 nerve in all patients showed demyel
46 , 47 Moreover, as rural livelihoods became increasingly unsustainable owing to environmental degradation, there was a marked trend of out-migration from environmentally stressed rural areas toward urban centers or even across national borders. 25 In addition, under the SSP5-8.5 scenario, the ecological water demand for the Aral Sea was greater than that under SSP2-4.5, 12 further limiting the water resources available for agricultural irrigation.
Compared with the 2010 measurement by Warner et al.,(2013)—when the water table stood at about 12.00 m 37 with a mean electrical conductivity of 2 376 μS/cm and mean TDS of 1 751 mg/L—the 2022 survey reveals a marked trend toward both drawdown and salinization: the average depth has increased to 19.39 m, mean EC has risen to 4 590 μS/cm (an increase of 93%), and mean TDS has climbed to 4.31 g/L (an increase of 146%).
Of all the predictors in the selected models for both δ 13 C and δ 15 N, only population density and July average temperature showed a marked trend over the study period and are therefore driving some of the temporal trends in δ 13 C and δ 15 N. 4 DISCUSSION In this study, we sampled the serum of Svalbard reindeer between 1995 and 2012 to identify how the winter diets of a High Arctic herbivore have changed in response to long‐term climate trends and interannual variation, mostly depicted by the “normalization” of ROS events, increased summer temperatures and increased population density.
Even though our previous study, where we administered 5 mg/kg BW resveratrol in combination with equal amounts of quercetin and catechin, demonstrated reduced tumor growth and metastasis [ 26 , 34 ], in this study we found resveratrol alone induced a marked trend of increase in tumor growth, especially by the lower concentrations; thus, indicating a deleterious effect of resveratrol on breast cancer progression.