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“a negative trend”

4,202 sentences · 4,202 papers · 9,832 search hits before verification · confirmed specimen

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p=0.09

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

In the literature

Opposing trends were obtained in both cases where the unmatched DHS resulted in a negative trend, implying that coverage of early initiation of breastfeeding and postnatal care decreased with time, whereas the matched DHS resulted in a positive trend for both indicators.
It’s really broadened my view of providing telepsychology and virtual care, so I think it’s been a good experience.” (HCP06, mental health professional) (2) Change in patient and caregiver perception of virtual care—in contrast to the positive shift of opinion toward virtual care described by HCPs, participants reported a negative trend in patient and caregiver perceptions of virtual care, citing scheduling challenges as a main concern: “What has shifted, is that we’re getting more pushback from families about when they will schedule appointments with us because their kids are now in online school, and the kids are telling us they have pressure, they don’t want to miss class because of this need to keep up with the other students.
Specifically, the regression coefficient of fiscal expenditure has a positive trend at the 1 % significance level; the coefficient of the cross-multiplier term of fiscal expenditure and environmental governance target pressure has a negative trend at the 10 % significance level; and the coefficient of the squared cross-multiplier term of fiscal expenditure and environmental governance target pressure has a significant positive trend (the significance level is 5 %).