Sentence examples for trending evidence from inspiring English sources

Each unit increase (μmol/L) in total circulating apo B was significantly associated with reduced risk of HU in Polynesians (OR = 0.20 [0.04 to 0.96], P = 0.044) but not in Europeans (OR = 0.46 [0.15 to 1.46], P = 0.19) with trending evidence for a protective role in HU in the combined sample sets (OR = 0.47 [0.21 to 1.04], P = 0.062).

Within the TRAIN group alone, 16 genes showed trending evidence of decreased expression (FC > −1.5, FDR < .06) in high vs. low responders, and one gene showed increased gene expression (FC > 1.5, FDR < .06) in the high compared to low responders group (Table  5).

Since August they have become more prominent on social media, with New York magazine describing them as "the next frontier in internet culture" on Thursday – and no doubt associated spike on Google Trends – evidence on their spilling into the mainstream.

4. Despite these trends, evidence disputes that the problem extends beyond minority males.

The similarities in the plotted curves and the trend evidence the universality of the established SAXS measurement technique for the particle size and size distribution analysis of TiO2 nanoparticles.

At constant ΣH2S/ΣAs, variations in sample pH yielded differing speciation trends, evidence that equilibration of the sample during chromatographic elution did not direct the outcome of the speciation results.

The two sensors are located above and below the hole connecting the two rooms and the above trends evidence the influence of the high humidity inside Tullianum on that of the Carcer.

The mean cecum score of PhoPcAvrA−/AvrA+ group is lower than that of PhoPcAvrA− group with trend evidence (p-value = .06).06

Although much remains to be learned about the causes of these trends, evidence is accumulating that environmental factors make important contributions.

The results are listed in Table 4 with strong evidence (>90%) for one model over another highlighted in bold and weak (trend) evidence (85% < xp < 90%) highlighted in bold italics.

17 Therefore, our objective is to provide an updated narrative synthesis of the body of evidence evaluating team-training in acute care settings, including implementation trends, evidence for effectiveness and potential boundary conditions (ie, factors that may enhance or inhibit effectiveness).