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“an apparent trend”

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p=0.286

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

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Discussion An apparent trend is also clear when comparing data of nanostructures with similar filling factors but different periods: at short distances, the shorter the grating period the larger the enhancement of the Casimir pressure with respect to the PFA, while at large distances, the opposite happens—shorter period leads to a stronger reduction of the Casimir force.
There is an apparent trend whereby the STF pyrophosphatase mutations that most strongly suppress CTD-T4A with respect to Pho1 activity (Figure 1B ) have more severe effects on vegetative growth in the CTD-WT background (Figures 3 and 4A ) than do ‘second-round’ STF mutations that are relatively weaker T4A suppressors (Figure 8A and C ).
Although in the all BTAS glass ceramic samples the differences in the peak frequencies between the ‐Z′′ and M′′ versus frequency plots does not show an apparent trend, the mismatch of the peak frequency found in the BTAS‐3 glass ceramic is still the smallest, which indicates that the BTAS‐3 glass ceramic has the minimum dielectric mismatch.
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While our histone H3 release assay results did not show a correlative statistically significant decrease in NET formation by LPS-stimulated pre-BMT PMNs compared with healthy control PMNs (Figure 1 C), an apparent trend toward decreased NET formation was detected (Figure 1 C); this correlates with the qualitative and semiquantitative image analysis results (Figures 1 A,B).
There was an apparent trend toward higher rates of post-traumatic arthritis among studies in which an intra-articular bone block technique was employed; however, it is possible that this was influenced by substantially different follow-up times between groups and other various sources of heterogeneity among the included studies.