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“an increasing trend”

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

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A first explanation was the inclusion of correction for under‐reporting: while no correction was applied for an early estimate in Mexico ( R = 2·2 38 ) and another analysis ( R = 2·3 29 ), accounting for an increasing trend in case reporting led to large differences, from 2·4 to 1·6 after such correction in Australia, 44 from 2·2 to 1·7 in the United States, 36 and from 2 to 1·4 in Mexico. 42 Another issue was the importance of school outbreaks in the early epidemic curve, so that the estimated reproduction number was not representative of transmission in the community.
As we can see from Figure 10 , they present an increasing trend in each training task (T1 a , T1 b , and T2) and show a positive correlation with each other (the Pearson's correlation coefficients between the two learning curves of T03, DH06, and DH08 are 0.6404, 0.8005, and 0.9244, resp.).
Automatic Training of Rat Cyborgs for Navigation.
Comput Intell Neurosci · 2016 · PMC4942600
If compared with the saline control, the degree of inflammatory cell infiltration, thickening of airway cell layers, and shrinkage of the airway lumen all demonstrate an increasing trend from the DEHP group, through the OVA group to the DEHP+OVA group, while this degree was lower in the anti-TSLP mAb pretreated groups in comparison to the DEHP+OVA group.
Discussion The 10-year data between 2005 and 2014 provided by the ECDC show that the Central Europe region as defined by the WHO still has a low level HIV epidemic with signs of an increasing trend in new diagnoses, especially among key populations such as MSM and people who inject drugs (PWID).
The captain of the Indian cricket team was recently forced to withdraw his support as brand ambassador for a real estate developer when homebuyers protested on social media against the unfulfilled promises of the developer.[ 2 ] False or unsubstantiated advertising claims are often subject to judicial scrutiny and complainants stand to win monetary compensation if they do not derive the claimed benefit.[ 3 ] How do these events relate to the practice of medicine? The reason they are relevant is that there seems to be an increasing trend of celebrity endorsement in our specialty.