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“a positive trend”

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

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Considering the large differences in population sizes among DAD-IS national breed populations, the third data set was simplified by computing the linear regression coefficient of population size over years for each national breed population, then comparing the number of populations with a positive trend (i.e. positive regression coefficient) to the numbers of populations with null or negative trends, according to Regions. 3.
7 Additionally, Pearson correlations ( Figure 3 ) between the incremental changes in the left and right LGN volumes, before and one year after retinal gene therapy, and the incremental changes in the patients’ Golmann visual field measures for the same time period showed a positive trend with the changes in the left LGN reaching statistical significance (see Figures 3A and B ), demonstrating the effect of LGN volume increase on the patients’ clinical response.
24 , 25 , 27 , 28 Moreover, a positive trend was noted in the assessment of overall cognitive functioning 22 , 27 and attention. 28 Previous research indicates that methylphenidate is relatively safe to use in this clinical population. 25–27 However, the use of methylphenidate was accompanied by close monitoring of its safety profile.
More specifically, the loss of SMCs in the sIA wall was associated with the extent of the SAA staining (p = 0.005, Fisher exact test), the loss of intact endothelium showed a positive trend with the extent of SAA staining, and the presence of fresh or organized thrombus was associated with the extent of SAA staining ( Fig. 2 ).
For example, it can be observed a positive trend of MAF-3 during 1986–2007, changing amplitude about ~1000m 3 /s/100 m coastline at each station: in the northern station (39°N) the Ekman transport reached its highest value (1614m 3 /s/100 m coastline ) in 1999, meanwhile in the south (24°N) the peak value (1542 m 3 /s/100 m coastline ) was reached in 2007, eight years later ( Fig 4 ).
Actually, interesting studies aiming to find associated factors for dental hypersensitivity demonstrated a positive trend between TS and dietary acid intake. 21 , 46 O’Toole and Bartlett 21 demonstrated that dental hypersensitivity is common among patients who consumed acidic drinks 2 or more times a day, as well as acidic drinks between meals without considering the erosive tooth wear, as occurred in the current study.