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The use of a multivariate exploratory approach based on PCA also allowed inspecting the relationships among the morphological parameters algorithmically extracted from the SEM images: an interesting trend related to the GI could be observed, showing that most of the samples with low GI tend to have larger starch granules, while at the same time they exhibit lower porosity values.

An interesting trend was observed for WU D and TOI D .

The average intensity of PMT signals in the chemical maps provided an interesting trend of the signal intensity correlated with the contamination level of the investigated area.

This video-based method also enabled us to detect the presence of other animals around the tagged whales, showing an interesting trend in behavioral changes where feeding duration was shorter when other animals were present.

An interesting trend from the studies on learning is that monitoring is more effective for unrelated word pairs than related word pairs, which is somewhat counterintuitive ( Hertzog et al., 2010 ).

However, it is worth to note that, although there was no statistically significant difference, an interesting trend was observed for the viral load.

Regarding the latter, an interesting trend was observed.

An interesting trend to note is that the Baby Boomer generation will be the largest geriatric cohort to date, 65 making the digital-based nature of this intervention increasingly ideal as the HF prevalence continues to rise. 66 Another potential limitation of ODYSSEE-vCHAT is its generalisability to patients of ethnic minority groups due to language barriers.

When we collected all the data of thev transfection of pDNA in vitro mentioned above, we found an interesting trend demonstrated in all cell lines.

However, the P and X protein genes had a few varying amino acid sequences among the strains, which may suggest an interesting trend.

Other notable finding Our findings into the relationship between GDP per capita and cigarette affordability, specifically between 2014 and 2015, has also revealed an interesting trend.

An interesting trend in the high-ranking results was the presence of downregulated lipid droplet genes.

An interesting trend of decreasing proportion was found between CRE rectal colonization and increasing level of education of the participants which had some significant association (X 2 = 7.6, p = 0.056).

The relationship for the Chiari/syrinx and NPH/LOVA cohorts revealed an interesting trend with PA initially rising with ICP (until a median ICP of around 5 mmHg) and then decreasing, revealing perhaps a more complex physiology in these mainly compliance-associated pathologies.

An interesting trend we observed throughout this work was the need to isolate criteria and thus the prompts provided to the models into questions that required only single order answers.

Our findings demonstrate an interesting trend linking high SLFN11 expression with longer progression-free survival following olaparib that was independent of BRCA mutation, although sample sizes were limited and this finding did not extend to longer overall survival when BRCA status was accounted for.

An interesting trend that we noticed was that many game designers and researchers are gradually moving away from designing for and researching exercise games that are confined to indoors and require gaming consoles.

An interesting trend was observed in type of assessment with progression through a course.

Next, we observe an interesting trend where certain genes that are, in general, up- or downregulated tend to be more upregulated in the case of minimal-to-moderate ES than moderate-to-severe ES.

For the HFM we noted an interesting trend whereby the E2 group showed a net positive AUC compared to all other groups, but the E24 group unexpectedly showed the largest decrease in SBP AUC.

We observed an interesting trend wherein glucosinolate concentration in the margin of GTR ‐edited lines having in‐frame mutations in at least one BjuGTR1 homologue (L18‐16, L34‐3, and L34‐4; hereafter referred to as Category‐I (Ct‐I) lines) ranged from 190.22 to 226.54 μmoles/g DW, which was somewhat higher than the lines having mutations in all the four BjuGTR1 homologues (L4‐11, L4‐15, L15‐19, L30‐13, and L40‐9; referred to as Ct‐II lines) with glucosinolates ranging from 160.10 to 190.95 μmoles/g DW (Figure 5a ).

A closer look at Figure 2 revealed an interesting trend for the participants who showed a significant effect: for most of these participants, alpha power appeared to decrease over time, suggesting that these participants could not sustain their alpha rhythm.

Grouping the medicines by unit cost (measured as cost per patient per year) did, however, reveal an interesting trend.

Thus, despite a wealth of multisensory literature referring to integrated multisensory experiences as ‘illusions’ [ 56 – 60 ], an interesting trend is emerging: participants often know when experiences are integrated (or illusory), and when they come from a single source in the environment.

The SPC chart identifies an interesting trend, suggesting change to the underlying process began in March 2017, preceding the initial PDSA cycle in August 2017.