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“a positive trend”

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

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Discussion Based on the largest European prospective, observational, multicenter registry on CS from a wide spectrum of etiologies, we showed several points: (1) the use of BBs within 24 h of CS did not increase 1-month and 1-year all-cause mortality; (2) BB continuation in the early period of CS was not associated with increased short- and long-term mortality, but rather, BB discontinuation was associated with increased 1-month all-cause mortality; (3) early (≤24 h) BB introduction did not significantly improve prognosis but still had a positive trend; and (4) patients treated with BBs within 24 h of CS generally had less severe prior cardiomyopathy and less severe forms of CS.
In contrast, AA-ZN ( Figure 10 c) has a more significant temperature-dependent mechanism that shows a positive trend of correlation for C6–C11 (r = 0.8964) and a negative one for C12–C20 (r = −0.8057), C21–C28 (r = −0.8934), and C29–C40 (r = −0.8911).
The adjusted analysis confirmed the positive trend in the attractiveness of outpatient gynecology/pediatrics during the bachelor’s program, OR (95% CI): 1.92 (1.35, 2.73) for a third-year student compared to a first-year student, and evidenced a positive trend also in the other specialized outpatient disciplines, 1.44 (1.05, 1.98), but a negative trend in the attractiveness of general practice, 0.64 (0.45, 0.91).
For example, some studies showed a positive trend with meat consumption, whereas others showed a negative trend, or highly nonlinear trends ( Supplemental Figures 3–6 ) Comparison of lower consumption DR with all consumption Neither the empirical DR nor 2-stage models fit to the lower consumption data sets showed significant effects of RM or of PM on CRC ( FIGURE 5 , FIGURE 6 ) within the lower consumption range (20 g or less for PM and 56 g or less for RM).