Sentence examples for a defined trend from inspiring English sources

We can observe that the degree of agreement and uniformity among the 4 evaluators are poor, and there is a high degree of dispersion without a defined trend.

More companies and new parts of the industry will get on board as this becomes a defining trend in 2007.

A defining trend of the now subsiding Net stock frenzy involved deals in which Internet startups obtained business from companies related to them via share ownership and back-scratching deals.

Analyzing the weekly efficiency, i.e.the amount of attention received in the platform normalized by the amount of contentproduced, we observe that 56% of the users in the dataset exhibit a footprint of theirefficiency with a clearly defined trend (i.e., sharply increasing/decreasing orpeaking).

We observe that the users inthe steady class are around 44%, meaning that 56% of the users exhibit a temporalfootprint of the efficiency curve that has a clearly defined trend.

The specialist examinations did not show a well defined trend during the follow-up.

The runway sequences in the described experiments did not have a clearly defined trend with regards to GC content like the primer:template interaction.

The mortality rates among the HIV positives declined over time following the introduction of ART, while the HIV-negative mortality rates of both males and females fluctuated over time without a clearly defined trend.

The second, northeastern rift zone extends towards Hilo and is historically active across only the first 20 km of its length, with a nearly straight and, in its latter sections, poorly defined trend.

In contrast to the defined trend in tensile strain, the compressive strain increases with increases in mud pressure (Fig. 21).

We found no defined trend in the frequency of publications during this time.