The phrase "slightly increasing trend" is grammatically correct and widely used in written English.
It can be used to describe a gradual and small increase in something over time. Here is an example sentence: "There has been a slightly increasing trend in the number of students enrolling in STEM programs over the past five years."
Additionally, it will be shown that the Gini coefficients follow a slightly increasing trend over the past two decades.
No linear trend was observed in rainfall although there was a slightly increasing trend in CAPE at all stations.
There was a slightly decreasing time trend in hospitals A and B, while a slightly increasing trend in hospital C.
Regarding the observed annual rainfall amount, the high degree of temporal variability showed a slightly increasing trend.
Rhamnolipid enrichment started at high values of up to 198 and decreased over time to values around 20 with a slightly increasing trend in the end.
From the 1950s to the 2000s, the production shares of corn and wheat stagnated: they showed a slightly increasing trend from 1950 to the mid-1970s, a slightly declining trend from the 1970s to the 1990s, and a slightly increasing trend in the 1990s.
The slightly increasing trends of Fe and Mn in few samples are probably due to chemical weathering dissolution and the process of ferromagnetism.
The trace element concentration indicates that the slightly increasing trends of Fe and Mn in few samples are probably due to chemical weathering dissolution and the process of ferromagnetism.
The current density shows smooth decreasing trend in December and slightly increasing trends during January and February, with CBY values being higher than VEN. Figure 6 Noontime EEJ strength on all days of each month along with the noontime current density.
Restricting our study population to patients with alcoholic cirrhosis as a primary diagnosis eliminated the slightly increasing trends from 1994 among men and women aged 45 64 years and attenuated the increasing trends among men and women aged 65 years or older.
We observed slightly increasing trends without apparent seasonal patterns in mortality data for Bangkok, suggesting that trend and seasonality may not be the strong confounding factors for the acute effects of PM10 on mortality.
