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However, it shows an increasing pattern for phantom tachyonic field ϕ.

The mechanical maintenance workers' availability showed that it had an alternating increasing and decreasing patterns within the first three periods and then followed a steadily increasing pattern for the remaining periods (Table 9).

The full-time electrical maintenance workers' availability follows a steadily increasing pattern for the first four periods, after which a decline in their maintenance workers' availability was observed during overhaul maintenance activity.

Our findings demonstrated parabolic pattern for RI, PI, S/D and FHR curves and simple increasing pattern for PSV.

All 6 participants exhibited the increasing pattern for the two lowest stimuli, and 4 of the 6 exhibited the decreasing pattern for the two highest stimuli in the base set.

The patterns revealed in Fig. 3A in general hold true for both the fungal lineage leading towards yeast and plant lineage towards Arabidopsis (Fig. 3B and C): a decreasing pattern for metabolic activities, no changes for transport activities, an increasing pattern for complex functional activities (particularly signalling).

At Lac du Loup, the SEA results showed a significantly decreasing pattern for the −90/+150-yr and the −90/+90-yr time window, while a significantly increasing pattern was apparent for Lago Perso after 100 years, with the averaged influx clearly surpassing the 95% CI (Figure 2A,B, Table 1, p<0.01).

Levels of mean systolic blood pressure and A1C were elevated in patients with any retinopathy and further raised in those with STR, whereas similar increasing patterns were apparent for both ethnicity-defined groups.

Monotonically increasing patterns were not present for amygdala responses for absolute value differences or for deviations from allocentric reference (all p > 0.5, e-l).

To infer the presence of this kind of general direction information, we looked for increased pattern similarity between pairs of trials where the facing direction in trial A matched the goal direction in trial B, which we refer to as a "cross match".

As we observe from Figs. 1 and 2, there is an increasing linear pattern for the value of r (see the following graph) exhibiting two different slopes in the intervals (0.00, 0.35) and (0.35, 0.50).