Sentence examples for a concurrent trend from inspiring English sources

But there is a concurrent trend in consumer electronics to shrink the screen and bring it closer to the viewer — within inches of the eyeball itself.

Especially when fresh, in season, and carefully prepared... "Meatless Mondays & Tofu Thursdays: While it's hip to go whole hog, with butchers gaining star power and roasts as the focus of many a dinner party, there is a concurrent trend of eating less meat".

However, a concurrent trend has been the rapid, worldwide increase in type 2 diabetes and obesity.

However, it is notable that a concurrent trend has been the rapid, worldwide increase in type 2 diabetes and obesity.

Grade 3 DRAEs occurred most frequently in months 0 3; prevalence decreased thereafter with a concurrent trend for an increase in the prevalence of grade 1/2 DRAEs.

Still, a concurrent trend will be required to ensure that the local audience of such research (ie, practitioners, policymakers and media) remains informed of the new development as a result of ATM research in countries in the region.

The proximate causes of these observed changes remain unknown, but may reflect an upward trend in secondary productivity, and a concurrent downward trend in the availability of forage fishes, such as the preferred Arctic cod.

Most news outlets were reporting that a combination of expectations for sustained rising prices throughout the summer, along with the concurrent trend of a weakening US dollar, were also important factors.

Evans et al. (2006), while evaluating the climate change hypothesis and alternative drivers of rising DOC export from organic soils, argued that if hydrology is the principal driver of increased freshwater DOC, a concurrent monotonic trend would be expected.

Targeted hospital level interventions such as introduction of regular caesarean section audits and hospital funding tied to the hospital caesarean section rate have also been shown to increase vaginal birth after caesarean section rates with a concurrent downward trend in perinatal mortality and no change in maternal mortality [ 51].

The study is detailed but it refers only to the environmental footprint of the railway without considering the concurrent trend in road traffic.