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“an unexpected trend”

276 sentences · 276 papers · 659 search hits before verification · confirmed specimen

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p=0.09

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

In the literature

Implications in Risk Management to Maintain Worker Confidence, Compliance, and Risk Avoidance Throughout Tenure An unexpected trend presented itself in the latter two case studies, showing that workers new to a specific mine or to the mining industry (albeit not controlling for job tenure) tend to be more risk-avoidant, confident in their self-escape abilities, and compliant on the job.
For instance, while Vanilnoir and Peralba showed marked improvements in antioxidant capacity upon fractionation, Purendo displayed a decrease in TEAC values from white flour to F250 and G250 fractions, an unexpected trend that may reflect the predominant accumulation of anthocyanins in the aleurone layer, where phenolic compounds are less extractable or more tightly bound to the cell wall matrix, potentially limiting their recovery and interfering with antioxidant assays.
The total fit to the data using the modified fitting approach is demonstrated in Figure S7 and indicates that the fit is poor relative to the original fitting approach where the form factor is fit over q > q max . Additionally, the modified fitting procedure resulted in an unexpected trend where the radius increased somewhat as the alcohol content of the solvent increased.