“an expected trend”

This CD45RO+ CD4+ T cell expansion persisted in the Partners cohort despite extraction of the USIDNET pediatric population, which demonstrated an expected trend toward increased naïve and decreased memory CD4+ T cells (median adult count 34.0% CD45RO+, P = 0.00035) (Figure S1D in Supplementary Material).

An expected trend for fatigue was found ( F = 12.12, p < .001); participants were more tired at 8pm ( M = 2.75, SE = .08) than they were earlier, and more tired at 5pm ( M = 2.51, SE = .08) than they were at 2pm ( M = 2.32, SE = .08) or 11am ( M = 2.34, SE = .08; fatigue did not differ significantly between the two first occasions) 1 .

The circulating levels of inflammatory markers (TNF-α, CRP and IL-1β) showed an expected trend of elevated levels in groups with higher MetS components ( p < 0.01 in all); however, for circulating NLRP3 levels, this trend was missing when all subjects were taken into consideration in Table 1 ( p = 0.44). 3.2.

Effects of injury factors on ALPS index, PVS and NfL There was an expected trend for lower NfL in association with greater time since injury ( R = −0.479; P = 0.052.) No other correlations (between GCS and ALPS, GCS and NfL, ALPS and time since injury) approached significance ( P > 0.1).

No differences in CD57 expression were detected on CD56 bright NK cells or CD4 + ( Figures S9 A and S9B) or CD8 + T cells, though there was an expected trend toward increased age-related exhaustion in CD8 + T cells ( p = 0.0706) ( Figure 6 L).

In the ROC curves, TUG performed well in identifying grade ≥3 AEs over 4 cycles of induction chemotherapy, with an area under the curve (AUC) of 0.717, which was significantly better than that of ADL (AUC=0.600, ΔAUC=0.117; Z-test, Z=3.282, P=0.001) and an expected trend better than that of IADL (AUC=0.640, ΔAUC=0.077; Z-test, Z=1.70, P=0.074) ( Table 4 ) ( Supplementary Table 3 ).

When the PCNSL and SCNSL groups were compared, no difference was observed in CSF (median 19.7 ng and 19.3 ng, respectively; p = 0.99), in contrast with an expected trend towards a higher level in plasma of SCNSL patients (median 93.5 ng and 140.0 ng, respectively; p = 0.08) (Suppl.

1 Based on previous reports, 14 , 29 , 30 , 43 there was an expected trend toward a lower graft rupture rate with combined ACL + ALLR (0.9%) compared with isolated ACLR with BPTB autograft (5.4%; P = .1191) and significantly improved subjective IKDC, Lysholm, and KOOS (Quality of Life and Activities of Daily Living subscale) scores.

While noteworthy, this is an expected trend for nanostructured metals (“smaller is stronger”).

Oviposition on the clothianidin field experiments followed an expected trend.

Therefore, it is an expected trend that the dentists need the medical radiation technologists to assist professionally in their dental radiography work.

On the other hand, in most of the subjects in this cohort, an expected trend of IgM decline was observed in the second collected sample.

Here, incidence trends from 2003 to 2015 were analysed, defining an expected trend using a statistical model.

Furthermore, phylum Fibrobacteres was more abundant in group S3 ( Table 7 ), which is an expected trend as this phylum is the major cellulolytic bacteria in the rumen ( Ransom-Jones et al., 2012 ; Petri et al., 2012 ).

The results confirmed an expected trend that more space is covered when more cameras are used.

Whereas the reducing power of ferric ion remained almost unaffected by the extraction temperature, the antiradical properties increased markedly at the highest temperatures ( Figure 3 b), following an expected trend with the phenolic content.

This showed an expected trend of increasing amino acid release for the first 12 to 48 h of hydrolysis, depending on the amino acid.

Vegetative matter was the most common cause of trauma, and North India being an agricultural hub, this has been an expected trend.

This is an expected trend as mobile technology continues to become increasingly integrated into daily life.

Also, the “Report of specific developed activities of CODUs” for 2020 shows that suicidal behaviors increased in the second half of 2020, with an expected trend of gradual increase according to the phases of crisis response mechanisms [ 16 ].

Both parameters showed an expected trend of decreasing the extent to which actinic light has increased.

The dynamic viscosities of the [C n C 1 Im][FeCl 3 X] series PILs ( Figure 2 ) were measured at 25 °C and follow an expected trend of an increase in viscosity with an increase in the alkyl substituent chain length.

It is noted that the increase in sulfur content follows an expected trend, which is also consistent with the notion that the increase in CSA can produce samples with increasing ammonium adsorption capacity that will be discussed later.

The latter exhibited an expected trend where the accuracy increased with decreasing missing rates ( Fig. 5B ; Table S10).

Figure 6 c shows an expected trend of decreasing viscosity of chitosan hydrogels when temperature increases, due to the augmentation of the polymeric thermal motion.