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“an increasing trend”

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

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In addition, for the MICS, carried out in 2000, the UN IGME used the indirect estimates based on reports of women aged 25–29 y and 30–34 y and excluded data from older women (motivated by poor data quality of the data derived from older women in this survey), while the IHME included the whole series, which shows an increasing trend in U5MR.
Considering the population structure in Iran where almost 31 million individuals are either in their middle age who will constitute the elderly population in the forthcoming two decades on one hand,[ 16 ] and the higher rates of dementia in old age on the other hand,[ 17 ] one can conclude that the prevalence of the disorder and its adverse effects will have an increasing trend for the next two decades.
To further explore whether this pattern is significant, a trends analysis was carried out to investigate whether or not said cross-over effect is significant, by assigning appropriate weights for the comparison reflecting a pattern in which going from happy to sad music should lead to a decreasing trend in accuracy of recall of happy faces, but an increasing trend in accuracy of recall of sad faces.
The average blood ammonia levels were significantly different among the pre- and post-TIPS patients in each period, showing an increasing trend of median 8-day follow-up (30.30 ±24.28 μmol/L) < pre-TIPS (35.13±23.19 μmol/L) < median 3-month follow-up (65.02±35.15 μmol/L) (one-way analysis of variance, F = 3.75, P = 0.04), with significant difference between median 3-month follow-up and other groups (post-hoc test), but without significant difference between 8-day follow-up and pre-TIPS ( P = 0.65).