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The phrase "a tendency of lowering" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a tendency to lower." You can use it when discussing a pattern or inclination towards reducing something, such as prices or standards.
Example: "There is a tendency to lower prices during the holiday season to attract more customers."
Alternatives: "a tendency to decrease" or "a trend of reduction."
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Conversely, the VDR a allele carriage was associated with a tendency of lowered odds of osteophyte (OR = 0.51, 95% CI = 0.25 1.03).
We also observed a tendency of lower transcription of the same genes in osteoblasts of the high intensive group.
There was a tendency of lower prevalence of high wine intakes with both increasing fibre intakes and increasing fat intakes.
There was a tendency of lower levels on CADCl, MADCl, CADCh or MADCh in AR group than in control group.
A study from the Finnish Arthroplasty Register found a tendency of lower risk of re-revision in females than in males (Sheng et al. 2006).
Similar to our result, in a Finnish population a tendency of lower risk of BC risk was found for premenopausal women carrying at least one CYP17 alleleele [ 58].
The rates of MACE were similar between the two groups, with a tendency of lower cardiovascular outcome rates in the olmesartan group.
There is a tendency of lower initial phospho NF-κB and TNFα level in severe sepsis patients surviving on 72-hour observation.
We found a tendency of lower, although not significant, risk of invasive cervical cancer in ART women compared with non-ART women.
Nonetheless, geographically, there seemed to be a tendency of lower Se status in Southern Germany, which is in accordance with former studies on soil [ 18].
CIMP tumors had a tendency of lower incidence in obese patients (BMI >25 kg/m for Asian) compared to CIMP (p = 0.096).
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