Sentence examples for a clear increasing trend from inspiring English sources

The fishing in balance index of Chinese marine area showed a clear increasing trend since 1950; the trend was greater than 0.5 since 1959, and it increased to greater than 1 since 1995.

There exists a trend change in (mathrm{DN} k)) of each empirical dataset: the head part has a clear increasing trend, but the tail part does not (Fig. 4).

Even if the observed patterns are noisy for users with a large number of connections and books (due to the low number of users over which the averages are performed), all the activities considered show a clear increasing trend for increasing values of k out and n b, corresponding to a positive correlation between activities.

It confirms that there is a clear increasing trend in Gi with magnitude as shown by the robust smooth trend line in Fig. 8(a), although the probability gain for individual earthquakes varies over a wide range between 0.05 and 20.

For example, our experiments in Table 1 show that, out of 54 topics discovered from the data, some emerging topics, such as "social network", have a clear increasing trend, whereas traditional topics, such as "decision trees" or "information retrieval", remain stable and do not have clear trends.

A clear increasing trend was observed in area and intensity of degradation as the concentration increased.

While in the nonmetropolitan urbanized and less urbanized strata there was a more clear increasing trend (e.g., nonmetropolitan urbanized, 3rd quintile OR: 1.04 (0.97, 1.10), 5th quintile OR: 1.13 (1.21, 1.21)).

For example, for the period 1980 1989, there is a clear increasing linear trend in temperature, while CAPE shows a decreasing trend.

For instance, there is a clear increasing linear trend in temperature for the period 1980 1989, while between 1990 and 2006, there is a decreasing tendency.

The actual consumption and saving choices do not show a clear (increasing or decreasing) trend as participants play more sequences.

None of the three datasets indicated a clear increasing or decreasing trend in annual forest loss, so no regression was warranted [20].