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“an increasing trend”

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p<0.09

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

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In recent years, there has been an increasing trend in this area of research, and the focus has been shifted toward identifying microbial composition of the human gut microbiota (Figure 1 ), the factors altering this composition, and relating it to the pathogenesis of some diseases such as diabetes (Yamaguchi et al., 2016 ), autism (Berding and Donovan, 2016 ), obesity (Valsecchi et al., 2016 ), and other disorders (Gondalia et al., 2012 ; Baothman et al., 2016 ).
Concurrently, the areas of urban and crop lands have increased considerably in several states since 1955, with California, Texas and Florida ranked as the top three experiencing largest urbanland growth, while Texas, Kansas and North Dakota ranked as the top three states in cropland. Empirical relations between hazard and flood damage Overall, flood damage has exerted an increasing trend during the study period, and the change pattern of which resembles well those of extreme weather events, exposure and vulnerability variables as shown in Fig. 3 .
As for K + contents, the NaCl treatment led to a significant drop or slight decline in the roots of empty vector-transformed or PgTIP1- transformed composite plants, respectively, but K + contents in the stems and leaves of both soybean plants showed an increasing trend, and those of PgTIP1- transformed plants were evidently higher than the empty vector-transformed plants ( Figure 3B ).
[ 66 ] observed an increase in the notched Izod impact energy ( Figure 15 ) from a glass bead content of 10 vol.% with no influence of the surface treatment and found also an increasing trend with several particle sizes ( Figure 16 ) [ 67 ], explained on the basis that when glass bead filled PP composites receive an impact force, the beads will induce crazes in the matrix around the surface because of stress concentration and will increase surface area to absorb the impact fracture energy.
We did not find a significant association between insurance type and PT use, as has been previously reported, with one study noting an increasing trend for PT use among all patients except the uninsured and those using Medicaid. 7 However, we did not examine Medicare and Medicaid separately because both providers covered PT in this study cohort.