“an increasing trend”

The creep rate ε M under the stress values of 20 MPa, 35 MPa, 65 MPa and 75 MPa are all presented an increasing trend following thermal aging for 3000 h~8000 h.

The results showed that the spatial distribution of potential yield in the future under RCP4.5 and RCP8.5 were similar, characterized by an increasing trend from the northwest inland to the southeast coast.

To improve this, there is an increasing trend to implement electronic medical record (EMR) in hospitals.

TRIAE_CS42_U_TGACv1_641629_AA2099820 , homologous to rice LAX PANICLE 1 ( LAX1 ), with an increasing trend, was verified by quantitative PCR and in situ hybridization (Fig. 6C,D and Supplementary Fig.

The added intensities of both bands for each stage exhibited an increasing trend in the overall amount of β-conglutin along endosperm, embryo, and whole seed development ( Figure 9C ).

10 Nevertheless, there is an increasing trend to include general practitioners at the hospital front door.

Child poverty increased more for Greece and Spain than for the rest of countries, the latter especially showing an increasing trend at the end of the period.

Measured reverberation times T 30 are in the range of 0.12 to 0.43 s and show an increasing trend toward lower frequencies, as shown in Figure 12(a) .

The overall ranking predictions in T-M, P-M and T-P showed an increasing trend of CAA and decreasing trend of AGG from thermophiles to mesophiles to psychrophiles.

rBP5 treatment significantly increased expression of the ECM gene collagen 1A1 (Col) and showed an increasing trend in fibronectin (FN) (Figures 2A,B ).

Light intensity also showed an increasing trend ranging from 6,341 ± 10 to 12,550 ± 283 lux throughout the study period.

Their incidence is highest, with an increasing trend, in Western populations[ 1 , 2 ].

On the other hand, about the 40% of patients with diabetes show an increasing trend toward heart failure (HF) disease progression, hospital admissions, and deaths, and are defined as “CRTd non responders” [ 4 ].

These were consistent with a previous study in which LC3B puncta formation exhibited an increasing trend from human normal oral mucosa, verrucous hyperplasia to OSCC ( 30 ).

Accumulating evidence suggests an increasing trend in the incidence of type 1 diabetes ( 29 – 31 ).

17 18 Though the majority of deaths occur in low-income countries, 19 recent reports indicate that there is an increasing trend in the incidence of PPH over time in Western countries. 20 The use of allogenic blood transfusion should be supported by sound evidence, taking into account the link between transfusion and worsening of clinical outcomes and debated efficacy. 21 22 Hence, there is a need to revise the evidence of therapeutic and diagnostic interventions for relevant outcomes in obstetrics and gynaecology in order to produce PBM-based recommendations that are suitable for clinicians and patient decision makers at the local and national level.

The number of theses demonstrated an increasing trend according to years (see Fig. 1 ). 71,7% (n = 1081) of the theses were clinical, 25,6% (n = 386) were non-clinical experimental and 2,7% (n = 41) were of observational study designs.

1 , the overall heart rate (HR) had an increasing trend with gestational age.

Cross sections for ionization events are several orders of magnitude higher than those for the knock-on damage, with an increasing trend towards lower electron energies due to increasing interaction between the impinging electrons and electrons in the sample.

However, HOMA-IR did not show significant differences, although an increasing trend was observed in both HFF and HFG groups.

The modeling results for the surface area evaluations of the samples showed an increasing trend, i.e., the surface area of the RSKCuIv4 was the smallest surface area of investigated samples, followed by the surface area of the CerexCuIv4, and by RSKCu+Ni.

Also, an in vitro study of bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells with curcumin shows an increasing trend towards M2 macrophage polarization, providing a favorable immune microenvironment for cutaneous wound healing [ 60 ].

Also, an increasing trend of concentration of E-selectin, sICAM-1 and sVCAM-1 across the quintiles of the ‘western’ pattern was reported, suggesting that the pathogenic mechanisms may origin in endothelial dysfunction [ 33 ].

With increasing welding energy, the indentation depth in both sides exhibited an increasing trend, as shown in Figure 3 , and the insert image shows the three-dimensional morphology of the surface indentation.

Although MCP-1 gene expression in the aorta significantly increased in the HFD group compared with the y-CTL group, the MF group showed no significant differences while presenting an increasing trend.