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“an increasing trend”

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Homologous reactivity; clade 1 viruses The percentage of subjects with antibody titres ≥20 against NIBRG14 varied significantly ( P = 0·008) between the dose/formulation groups because of an increasing trend with dose within the adjuvanted group (24% to 42% to 61%) but not within the no adjuvant group ( Table 1 ).
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