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“an increasing trend”

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

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an increasing trendP = 0.0060.1× alphagold
Moreover, the expression of receptors of above mentioned pro-inflammatory factors showed an increasing trend in cholangiocytes or stellate cells, such as Tnfrsf1a (Stellate cell: log 2 FC = 0.14, adjust- P = 0.006), Tnfrsf1b (Stellate cell: log 2 FC = 0.12, adjust- P = 0.02; Cholangiocyte: log 2 FC = 0.29, P = 0.005, adjust- P = 1), Il1r1 (Stellate cell: log 2 FC = 0.34, P = 0.002, adjust- P = 1).
an increasing trendp = 0.0060.1× alphagold
Significant differences were observed in the prenatal detection rate of gastroschisis which showed an increasing trend towards the end of our study period from 87.5% in 1993–1995, 68.2% in 1996–2000, 80.6% in 2001–2005, 93.5% in 2006–2010 to 97.6% in 2011–2015, p = 0.006.
an increasing trendP = 0.0060.1× alphagold
Allelic discrimination of 73 sarcoidosis patients and 215 healthy individuals showed that the frequency of the 796A-type allele is significantly higher in sarcoidosis patients and the odds ratios (ORs) are significantly elevated in NOD1-796G/A and 796A/A genotypes (OR (95% CI) = 2.250 (1.084, 4.670) and 3.243 (1.402, 7.502), resp.) as compared to the G/G genotype, showing an increasing trend across the 3 genotypes ( P = 0.006 for trend).
an increasing trendP =.0060.1× alphagold
When the ITS analysis was repeated with the final quarter excluded (January-March 2020, the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic), an increasing trend was observed ( P =.006, data not shown).
an increasing trendp<0.0070.1× alphagold
In normal pregnancy, during labour, ( Fig 3A ) there was no significant change in sFlt-1 levels at full dilatation, although an increasing trend was noted it probably did not achieve statistical significance due to small sample size SFlt-1 levels significantly decreased after 24 hours (82% p<0.007) of delivery.