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The aging of population is also an evident trend in other developed and developing countries.

Moreover, as a result of sport-specific requirements, there is an evident trend of the development of sport-specific tests, including tests aimed to evaluate different types of agility performances.

However, it made almost no reference to the Mediterranean Sea - an evident trend across all the Programs we analyzed.

Not only is there coexistence of crAssphage-99kb substrains found in the same sample, but also the substrains exhibit an evident trend where their numbers increase after diarrhea together with their abundance in total.

In addition, because of the heterogeneity of the sediment, the settling of the SPM-MWCNT may be very complex and does not have an evident trend across the pH range, as was shown in Fig. 5d .

Notably, an evident trend emerges: with an increasing number of layers in the system, the drug release rate diminishes, and the initiation of release exhibits a more gradual slope.

By contrast, the other parameters did not differ ( p -value for k =0.599, F max =0.376 and W =0.417); however, there was an evident trend toward increasing resistance against mechanical loading for the F2 nanocoating.

4 , the degradation curves exhibit an evident trend with increasing exposure time of PL.

As a result of the PFM analysis, the resistance of the device exhibits an evident trend associated with the relative fraction of the downward domain.

Thus, there is an evident trend that the CRSEDs at higher administrative level are relatively lower, implying that the surname distributions at the higher level are more power‐law‐like form.

Moreover, as for influencing factors of construction efficiency, the angle of systematic analysis has an evident trend of polarization.

14 The results obtained in this study demonstrate that there is an evident trend in the pretreatment performance among the same groups of solvents containing LA: all cellulose-rich fractions exhibited a lignin content lower than 5%.

An evident trend toward higher OPN expression with the deeper tumor invasion was identified, though there was no statistically significant difference.

This has not been demonstrated, but there is an evident trend for “hot gallbladders”, whose incidence tends to increase on Monday, probably associated with a less than healthy diet during weekends.

There is an evident trend away from active leisure pursuits and recreational sports, while reliance on sedentary entertainment, such as television, video games, and computers, has increased.

Nevertheless, there is an evident trend in how PET6 benefits from improved stability at higher salt concentrations.

Although results by Hannum's clock showed an evident trend towards higher Age Accel, this predictor did not give significant results, nor did Weidner's nor ELOVL2 clocks.

niloticus ( p > 0.05), although an evident trend was observed.

There appears to be an evident trend toward the need for cross-modal feature transfer as well as integrating motion dynamics and anatomical priors to enhance the robustness of lesion detection and segmentation.

Based on data from individuals experiencing insomnia, there is an evident trend of diminished levels of crucial neurotransmitters associated with sleep in the serotonin (5‐hydroxytryptamine; 5‐HT) group, which is linked to reduced quantities of tryptophan, a precursor substance for 5‐HT synthesis (Owens 2014 ).

The physicochemical identification of the PS2-derived peptides ( Table 1 ) shows an evident trend in sequence modification and its projected structural behaviour.

Among individuals with short sleep duration and snoring, there was an evident trend towards increased AF risk (not statistically significant).

Within the three Frailty-CHS groups, the differences in allelic proportions were neither significant nor was there an evident trend ( Fig. 3A ).

Paddy soil exhibits a high level of organic carbon content, an evident trend of carbon sequestration, and a great potential for carbon fixation, which is an important part of the construction of soil carbon sequestration capacity to reduce greenhouse gas emission.

General (Non-Protein) Effects Observed After Treating Cancer Cells with GTs Table 2 reveals an evident trend: a single Ganoderma triterpenoid (GT) isoform can elicit multiple cellular effects and/or affect different molecular targets across various human cancer cell lines.