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“an expected trend”

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

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For every country, the FPEMcountry R package models contraceptive prevalence with an expected trend that assumes contraceptive prevalence will begin with a gradual increase, it will subsequently become more rapid and then it will begin to slow down when high levels of prevalence are reached.
The electrical conductivity of the nanofluids increased proportionally with the concentration of charged nanoparticles (see Supporting Information, Figure S4 ), following an expected trend consistent with Maxwell’s model that describes the electrical conductivity of suspensions containing charged nanoparticles. , This consistency supports the reliability of the electrical conductivity measurements obtained for EV-based nanofluids in this study.
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.
Meta-analysis of soil and dust ingestion studies.
Environ Res · 2024 · PMC12694522
Analysis of the pooled dataset underpinning the IRST revealed that, whilst not reaching statistical significance, an expected trend towards increased rates of RSVH with lower wGA at birth (Table S2 ) was present; hence, arose the rationale for exploring whether wGA had the discriminatory power to be a substitute for chronological age in relation to the RSV season start date in a Colombian version of the IRST.
While we observed an expected trend of an increase in the segmentation quality with PMA at scan (errors for the youngest subjects could be explained by the landmarks missing or being less pronounced, i.e., for example secondary and tertiary sulci), the parcellations remained satisfactory enough so as not to exclude any additional infants.