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“an increasing trend”

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

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The relative expression levels of 17BHSD14 , CYP17A , CYP3A28 , Steroid receptor , START5 and Beta-catenin showed an increasing trend during ovarian development from stage I to stage II, and reached the highest value in stage II, then there was downward trend during ovarian development from stage II to stage V (Fig. 10 a-f).
20 Limitations of our study include the following: first, we focused on first trimester registrations because there is an increasing trend for women to register for antenatal care early in pregnancy, and USG dating in the first trimester is more accurate than later in pregnancy.
51 In the case of Nepal, a mixed trend in precipitation in the Kaligandaki river basin was reported as only two stations showed an increasing trend, while the remaining six stations exhibited no trends and none have recorded a negative trend in the annual precipitation. 52 In the Northeast region of India, the annual precipitation values do not show any significant rise during 1971–2005. 53 Similar results were documented in a study on the Nor
Among these groups, expression levels of group14 genes showed an increasing trend, expression levels of group1 and group3 genes exhibited a decreasing trend, and expression levels of group8 genes were upregulated and reached a peak at 16 weeks and then were down-regulated until 22 weeks (Fig. 3h ).
The DT condition showed an increasing trend in histological scoring; nonetheless, the scores were neither significantly worse than the REF, HS, or HT conditions, nor showed significant improvement compared to the DS condition, overall suggesting at most a trend of limiting the induced degeneration compared to DS.
On the other hand, recent national and international epidemiological studies confirm an increasing trend in time spent in behaviors described as “obesogenic” (e.g., physical inactivity, increasing time spent in sedentary behaviors and increasing consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages...) [ 3 , 4 ].