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“a slightly increasing trend”

802 sentences · 802 papers · 1,025 search hits before verification · confirmed specimen

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p=0.09

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

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The white blood cell count demonstrated a decreasing trend from 5.85x10 9 /L±0.41 to 2.12±0.14x10 9 /L indicating that; white blood cells during the 35 days storage reduce; RBC count demonstrated a slightly decreasing trend from 5.36±0.41 x10 12 /L to 4.91±0.40 x10 12 /L indicating that red blood cells during the 35 days storage are slightly decrease; HGB level demonstrated a slightly increasing trend from 15.47±0.45 g/dL to 15.89±0.25 g/dL indicating that haemoglobin level during the 35 days storage is slightly raised; while platelet count demonstrated a decreasing trend from 188.90±19.67x10 9 /Lto93.80±8.26 x10 9 /L indicating that platelets during the 35 days storage are depleted ( Figure 1 ).
[ 48 ], climate warming, reflected by a slightly increasing trend in mean annual temperature and a rise in torrential rainfall over the 1962–2000 period, alongside land cover modifications, may have favored a more frequent occurrence of flash floods and landslides [ 49 ].
The combinations of mexiletine plus dofetilide and of lidocaine plus dofetilide generated sigmoid-like effect profiles, which were similar in shape to the ranolazine effect profile in Study A: The 10% to 40% quantiles were negative with a transition to positive in the mid-repolarization phase, and a slightly increasing trend up to the 100% quantiles.
All these regression coefficients showed a slightly increasing trend (from low to high quantiles of LE distribution), while the positive association between LE and GDP per capita was stronger in higher quantiles of LE distribution (e.g., 10th percentile estimate of women = 0.23, 95% CI: 0.13–0.33, 90th percentile estimate of women = 0.32, 95% CI: 0.19–0.45) ( Figure 1 a).