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“an increasing trend”

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The semiquantitative evaluation of immunostaining intensity, reported as the Immunofluorescence Intensity Score (IFIS) in Table 1 , showed that the level of cleaved PARP-1, Caspase-3, APAF-1, and MAPLC3 proteins had an increasing trend in a dose- and time-dependent manner, with statistical significance of the different expression among the groups of treated cells, and with respect to untreated cells.
In general, ERF transcripts revealed an increasing trend in control fruit female flowers and receptacle, whereas they presented divergent expression patterns after GA 3 treatment: comp16781_c0 and comp16998_c0 had the highest expression 2 DAT in female flowers and receptacle; comp28870_c0 and comp17108_c0 displayed upward trends during development similar to their expression in the controls (Fig. 6 ).
Only the participants in the vitamin D deficient population who consumed less protein showed an increasing trend in the risk of obesity according to the sleep duration (OR (95% CI) = 1.645 (1.155–2.344) for proper sleep duration and 1.668 (1.156–2.406) for short sleep duration). 25-hydroxyvitamin D dietary consumption Korean National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey sleep duration obesity pmc-status-qa
found that microbiota in the feces of maternal-separate mice changed, in addition cortisone level increased, proinflammatory cytokine tumor necrosis factor alpha (TNF-α), Interferon-γ (IFN-γ) increased and Interluekin-6(IL-6) also had an increasing trend ( 10 ).
Gut-Brain Axis and Mood Disorder.
Front Psychiatry · 2018 · PMC5987167
Study results showed an increasing trend of dengue cases per year (seasonal) with 522 travelers reported by The GeoSentinel Surveillance Network during the peak of dengue cases in Southeast Asia (June to September), Central Asia (October), South America (March), and The Caribbean (August, October), all of which indicate the relationship between travel and the occurrence of dengue epidemics [ 3 ].