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This trend corresponded with the change in the temperature profile along the cuvette.

Both PI (pulsatility index) of right and left uterine arteries decreased gradually from day 1 to day 5 at both screening and post-treatment (Table S1), the trend corresponded with the pattern of VAS pain scores.

This trend corresponded well with the perception of patients beyond the first 2 weeks after surgery.

The first trend corresponded to what we observed for Il12 gene expression where Indole_Lox_CpG expressed the highest gene count, followed by Indole_CpG and last, Lox_CpG, CpG_core, and Indole/Lox/CpG, which were typically comparable.

This trend corresponds to the growth of the biomass in the three culture modes in Fig. 1a.

This trend corresponds well to the simulation results presented in Fig. 5 that show for larger molecules that diffuse more slowly, the closed-ended PSi sensor takes longer to reach equilibrium.

This trend corresponds to the needs of a segment of tourists regarding waiver for quick and stressful tourism with a quiet interlude to regain energies and to enjoy holidays.The theoretical concept of "slow tourism" summarizes the original idea of "wellbeing", developed in 1959 by the american doctor Halbert Dunn affirms Chon, (2012).

Inspired by the PCM, a steering angle measurement is decomposed into a combination of trend, integrated sine components (ISCs) and sine components (SCs), where trend corresponds to the path curvature, ISCs to the heading angles, and SCs to the lateral positions.

If hence in the "real" scientific world, teams are increasingly replacing the "old ideal of the brilliant researcher working alone" (Baethge 2008), this trend corresponds to the settings shown in films like Jurassic Park, Deep Blue Sea, Resident Evil: Extinction, Spider Man, Splice, The Island or The Fifth Element.

The metal-OH bond fractions normalized to the total areal intensity in each metal ion increase with increase in UV irradiation; this trend corresponds to an increase in the OH bond fraction in the O1s XPS spectra corresponding to UV irradiation.

This trend corresponds with the jump in heterosexual transmission of HIV from 5 percent in 1990 to 27 percent in 2006.