Sentence examples for a continuous trend of from inspiring English sources

As demonstrated above, whereas the reports of Liuhe show a continuous trend of development, the set of Beidahuang reports appears to be incommensurately underdeveloped.

Over the years, there has been a continuous trend of increasing acoustic output.

Since the last decade of the previous century, there has been a continuous trend of increasing globalization of commerce, travel, production, and services.

In conclusion, we find a continuous trend of early detection and migration towards less advanced tumors at presentation in patients diagnosed with of RCC in Sweden during the last decade.

A continuous trend of increasing Hb content was evident, from subjects with negative colonoscopy outcome, to subjects with benign colonic abnormalities other than adenoma, to subjects with adenoma as the most severe lesion, and finally to subjects with CRC.

Assessed as a continuous trend, an increment of one serving of vegetables per day corresponded to a 10% decrease in risk of ovarian cancer (multivariate RR, 0.90; 95% CI, 0.80 1.01).

"That's been a continuous trend ever since the end of World War II," he says.

The values obtained thus take into account the assumption of a continuous trend, from brittle behavior in high-quality rock masses subjected to unconfined conditions, to pure ductile behavior in poor-quality rock masses for extremely high confinement stresses.

There was a continuous trend toward a greater number of, and heavier, inflorescences in the middle and early cohorts at ambient CO2 levels.

Offspring birth weights increased by (mean ± SEM) 46 ± 8 g for each 1 mmol/l rise in maternal 60-min stimulated glucose level (P < 0.0001, n = 3,158), and a continuous trend was apparent across the range of normal glucose levels (Table 1).

The continuous trend of "caries decline" has been attributed to preventive care [21].