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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a consistent trend was found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in research or analytical contexts to indicate that a particular pattern or tendency has been observed over time.
Example: "In our study, a consistent trend was found in the data, suggesting a significant increase in user engagement."
Alternatives: "a steady pattern was observed" or "a reliable trend was identified."
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For emission rates of both total PAHs and total B[a]Peq, a consistent trend was found for the four types of restaurant: Chinese (2,038 and 154 kg/year, respectively) > Western (258 and 20.4 kg/year, respectively) > fast food (31.4 and 0.104 kg/year, respectively) > Japanese (5.11 and 0.014 kg/year, respectively).
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Throughout the three health domains, a clear and consistent trend was found, indicating more preferable scores for the non-frail population compared to the frail older population.
No consistent trend was found between marital status and approval of physical domestic violence against wives.
No consistent trend was found between parity and delivery assisted by trained personnel.
No clear or consistent trend was found in risk of brain tumor in relation to exposure score.
Using population-based linked data of all burn patients in Western Australia and Scotland, consistent trends were found in excesses in cancer notifications for a range of selected site-specific cancers with an elevated and more widespread increase in female burn patients.
Bacterial aggregation was greatest in the cropped topsoil, though no consistent trends were found in the degree of bacterial aggregation as a function of distance to the nearest pore.
Although no consistent trends were found with AED individually, their finding of an attenuated risk of MI with valproate use is compatible with our results.
While the concentrations of most abundant phospholipids such as phosphatidylcholines were found both increased or decreased depending on their fatty acid composition, two consistent trends were found: concentrations of lysophosphatidylcholines (LPCs) were higher and concentrations of ether phospholipids lower in the obese co-twins (Figure 3B).
Here, a similar trend was found.
In Poland, a distinct trend was found.
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