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“an increasing trend”

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p<0.09

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

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an increasing trendP = .010.2× alphagold
Before the guideline introduction, there was an increasing trend in 6-month BP follow-up (316 of 2400 patients [13.2%] to 746 of 3466 patients [21.5%]; β = 0.116; 95% CI, 0.029 to 0.203; P = .01) and 1-year BP follow-up (657 of 2400 patients [27.4%] to 1227 of 3466 patients [35.4%]; β = 0.134; 95% CI, 0.047 to 0.221; P = .003).
a decreasing trendp < 0.010.2× alphagold
an increasing trendp < 0.010.2× alphagold
After the implementation of the NVBP policy, the continuously increasing trend of the average monthly per-visit expenditure of chemotherapy drugs ( p < 0.01), oral endocrine drugs ( p < 0.01) and TCM ( p < 0.01) has been effectively mitigated; in particular, the average monthly per-visit expenditure of TCM has been changed from an increasing trend to a decreasing trend with 12.22 CNY ( p < 0.01) per month.
an increasing trendp <0.010.2× alphagold
No differences were statistically significant for the characteristics of menopause and the BMR The skeletal muscle mass index and regional SLMI (arms, legs and trunk) showed an increasing trend of average values of VO 2max , reporting significant differences (p <0.01) between groups LOW-HIGH and MODERATE-HIGH, more marked for the SMI (−3.74% and −2.57%, respectively) and SLMIT (−2.56% and −1.78%).
an increasing trendp=0.010.2× alphagold
3.4 Trends over time While few papers report the evolution of incidence rates during the study period, all of them report an increasing trend for SM or MESCC: Sohn reports a rising annual incidence from 6.04 to 6.94 per 100.000 population (p=0.01) [25] for SM.
an increasing trendp < 0.010.2× alphagold
a decreasing trendp < 0.102.0× alphagold
Spatiotemporal Characteristics of Earthquake Disaster Frequency As seen in Figure 2 compared with a slightly decreasing trend in the number of seismic events that occurred in the mainland of China ( Figure 2 a), there is an increasing trend ( p < 0.01, M-K trend test), but with fluctuations, in the annual total number of earthquake disasters in China during 1950–2017 ( Figure 2 b); for example, there is a decreasing trend ( p < 0.10) during 1986–2017 ( Figure 2 b).