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“a positive trend”

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

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The study’s findings show that salivary mucin and total protein levels may be valuable predictors of the severity and development of chronic periodontitis and gingivitis, and after NSPT, there is a positive trend toward healthier levels of salivary mucin and total protein in Groups II and III, suggesting that these biomarkers may reflect treatment response and improvement in periodontal health.
The results above indicate: (1) the male subjects have larger diameters and length of the tracheobronchial tree, while the the female subjects have larger main stem bronchial angles and subcarinal angles; (2) there is a strong positive correlation between the average tracheal length and body height, and there is also a positive trend between age and AP-mcTD; (3) the large individual variations in the parameters relating to the tracheal dimension precluded a simple math equation capable of predicting TL, AP-mcTD, Pe-RBD and Pe-LBD.
Therefore, there is an urgent need for more preclinical research in the future, especially in the areas of immune regulation, bone protection, anti-angiogenesis, and anti-extra articular effects. Although the number of high-quality clinical studies on Res in the treatment of RA remains limited and the overall level of clinical evidence requires improvement, preliminary data already indicate a positive trend toward enhancing patient health outcomes.
Mobile applications have matured and become increasingly used in chronic disease management for patient education, monitoring, and interactions for the last few decades ( 40 ), potentially showing a positive trend in patient adherence to chronic disease management ( 41 ). mAPPs have also been proven to be effective tools for reducing hospital burden, obtaining reliable information, tracking symptoms, and improving mental health ( 42 ).