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Similar peaks were present in all fibre formulations shifting towards slightly higher wavelengths.

Although not significantly different, the mean values indicate a trend towards slightly higher reduction at the end of the fumigation period.

All these patients were treated with methotrexate; there was a trend towards slightly higher dosages in RA, but this difference was not statistically significant.

For the XRPD structures, only 25% had been determined at low temperature, introducing a slight bias towards slightly higher RMSCD values.

The total body showed a trend towards slightly higher retention for nca I-MIBG compared to ca I-MIBG (Fig.  4d).

Pre-training, there were trends towards slightly higher inspiratory ACC with Spiromax, with statistically significant differences in the COPD and healthy adult groups (Table  2).

The detection rates of the calibrated classifier (see Table 4) are close to the maximum detection rates of the trained classifier but often shifted towards a slightly higher threshold.

Similarly, relatively high intra-pack contact rates may help explain the trend towards a slightly higher risk of pathogen exposure among resident coyotes compared to their transient counterparts.

3 15 16 In our study, there was a non-significant trend towards a slightly higher age and BMI for people with impaired glucose tolerance, which is in keeping with findings from other studies.

As Gr increases to 104, the hot temperature contours from the bottom wall move slightly higher towards the center of the cavity, while the basic shape of the contours remains the same as those for G r = 10 3. A further increase in Gr to 105 causes the temperature contours to become compressed in the top two corners of the cavity and more dispersed in the bottom two corners.

The group-mean 13C-KIC-enrichments, used as a valid estimate of the protein synthesis precursor pool 13C-leucine-enrichment [15], [18], were found to be slightly higher towards the end of the tracer-incorporation period than in the beginning.