Sentence examples for a continuous trend towards from inspiring English sources

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During the last decades, a continuous trend towards miniaturisation leads to an increasing demand of metallic micromechanical components.

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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.

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

So, whereas the 1980s were hardest on the lowest skilled, the 1990s and this decade have squeezed people in the middle.The one truly continuous trend over the past 25 years has been towards greater concentration of income at the very top.

Globally, there was a continuous downward trend in the number of executions, she said.

"You have a continuous upward trend over the last century and that is telling us something.

The economic crop area exhibited a continuous increasing trend.

This could be the result of a continuous decreasing trend.

A larger number of teeth (continuous variable) showed an overall trend towards a lower risk of obesity, irrespective of the obesity measure: the crude OR (95% CI) for BMI was 0.96 (0.95-0.98), for WHR 0.97 (0.96-0.99), and for waist circumference 0.96 (0.96-0.96).

However, during continuous control of Pcuff a trend towards lower pepsin level and percentage of tracheal aspirates positive for pepsin was found in patients intubated with tapered-cuffed tracheal tubes compared with those intubated with cylindrical-cuffed tracheal tubes.

Age was also fitted as a continuous variable (linear trend).

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