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“a positive trend”

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

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Every state with ≥0.50 tests per 10 000 households per annum exhibited a positive trend in annual incidence rate over the study period ( Figure 2 ), with Arizona (annual average increase of 1.46/10 000 households per year [95% confidence interval {CI}, .37–2.54]), Nevada (0.07 [95% CI, .01–.14]), Utah (0.07 [95% CI, .02–.12]), New Mexico (0.05 [95% CI, .03–.07]), and Wyoming (0.05 [95% CI, .02–.08]), exhibiting the largest increases.
The associations between maternal serum 4-HBP and maternal growth factors were less pronounced for women carrying a female fetus, although a positive trend with serum IGFBP3 concentrations was still evident, with women in the highest exposure group having significantly higher IGFBP3 serum concentrations than women in the lowest exposure group ( P = 0.04).
Five published RCTs have shown consistent and persuasive superiority of EVT, predominantly mechanical thrombectomy with use of stent retrievers, in patients with LVO in anterior circulation.[ 8 – 12 ] These studies have been further supported by two more RCTs that reported a positive result or a positive trend after interim analyses.[ 13 , 14 ] On the strength of these positive findings, updated American Heart Association/American Stroke Association guideline recommends mechanical thrombectomy with a stent retriever as class I, level A evidenced–based treatment.[ 15 ] A recent meta-analysis concluded tha
A positive trend between autodetection ability and pest-status thus far suggested may be invalid due to those same sampling biases, but its confirmation in over two thirds of the families and 75% of species tested thus far means the ability does not seem rare.
A recent article focused on ambient temperatures in Latin American cities in Brazil, Chile and Mexico and found lower birth weight associated with exposure to higher temperatures overall, but when separated by country, only observed lower average birth weights for exposure to cold temperatures in Chile, with a positive trend for higher temperatures (Bakhtsiyarava et al., 2022 ).