“an expected trend”

Figure 7 A illustrates an expected trend of oxygen consumption of healthy COCs, comparable to pO 2 responses in Figure 5 and Figure 6 A.

These findings are consistent with an expected trend, relating to low rates of periodontal disease and root exposure (resulting in root caries) among young adults, and a higher rate of molar tooth loss (resulting in fewer pit and fissure sites) and periodontal disease (which increase the rates of root exposure) among older adults (Darby & Walsh, 2010 , pp. 243–245; Mobley, 2007 ).

An expected trend of 10% slowing of the refractive changes (Smotherman, et al.

Regarding the detection of genera in biological samples, an expected trend emerges with increasing S values, where the number of detected genera rises.

This corroborates what was observed in the electron density and may be an expected trend, given that the electrostatic potential is obtained from this property (Equation 11 ).

Additionally, use of tests follows an expected trend with age with older people being more likely to receive these services.

18 The deconvoluted plasma profiles reflect an expected trend for the slow-releasing and long-circulating liposomal formulation (refer to Supporting Information , Figure S1).

As remarked by Perry [ 16 ], this is an expected trend, considering the frequent interactions between people and vertebrates—typically large-bodied animals, which may provide a wide range of medicinal products.

Seven counties have lost more than 40% of records, while only one county keep a level in an expected trend (Figure 7 ).

The distribution of subjects in this study gradually increased over the years, which is an expected trend.

However, this may not always follow an expected trend, as the expressed mRNA invariably exerts its function by its translational product, the protein.

The black tar sample amplified with higher efficiency than the white/brown powder samples (Figs 5 and 6 ); however, due to the limited nature of this study, it cannot be identified as an expected trend.

This is an expected trend as refractive index of bulk water is larger than that of the bulk ice (~1.77).

As the percentage of missing data increases, all methods increase in error, an expected trend as the amount of information in the input decreases.

This is an expected trend, as the effects of RILD tend to become more pronounced when chronic changes settle in.

In addition, an expected trend was observed between protein concentration (which is an indirect measure of cell lysis efficiency) and the cell envelope composition of bacterial cells.

The pH values ( Figure 1 A,B) decreased with storage time, accompanied by an increase in titratable acidity over time in all yoghurts ( Figure 1 C,D), which is an expected trend in fermented dairy products.

As our baseline assessments took place at age 13–14, we were unable to explore participants’ childhood history of insomnia symptoms; however, it is possible that adolescents with high - decreasing trajectories are part of an expected trend of remitting childhood insomnia symptoms.

The mean ingestion rates follow an expected trend with low ingestion rates associated with infants (who are largely shielded from soil and dust), the highest ingestion rates associated with toddlers, and a gradual tapering off in older aged children, for whom hand-to-mouth behavior is expected to decrease.

In the SI-SW tests, for the range of temperature between −12 and −4 °C, the plot for SI-SW I-1 showed an expected trend for surface ice.

Consistent with these findings, similar binding to low-affinity Fc-receptor variants (FcγR2a and FcγR3a) was observed across the two groups, with an expected trend toward higher FcγR3a binding in ‘resisters’ (Fig. 5f ).

Further, performances of the ensemble classifiers were found in the order of RF >AdaBoost >Bagging, which is an expected trend because AdaBoost is an improvement over Bagging and RF is an improvement over AdaBoost classifier 76 .

Across the whole brain we observed excellent reliability (defined by ICCs) for D 1 , 2 measures, and lower ICCs for α , which is the lower SNR parameter, with an expected trend for ICCs to increase with inclusion of more b ‐value shells.

Although this is an expected trend for the typically elderly passengers with preexisting chronic health conditions found onboard cruise ships, this trend holds for other maritime communities.

DOC generally displays an expected trend of decreasing concentration with depth and a tight relationship with density ( 26 ).