Sentence examples for a generalized trend that from inspiring English sources

Based on the limited available studies, there is a generalized trend that shorter term studies (less than 1 month) or studies involving low doses (≤5 mg/L NO3-N) cause steroid hormone levels to decline.

The findings suggest that current trends in vehicle design may contribute little towards a driver's SA and, in fact, may actually show a generalized trend towards decreasing it.

The reason for this is a generalized trend of the curve in Eq. (17).

The results for cohorts 2007 and 2005 also show a generalized trend in increasing income.

The cohort 2005 exhibited the same pattern: no significant increase but a generalized trend towards larger net incomes.

There was, nevertheless, a generalized trend for the DD group to show impaired performance on all the parietal tasks.

women and men in recent decades, a secular trend that mirrors the development of generalized adiposity in this country.

All of this continued a trend that has been seen for years, provoking a generalized sense of grief and astonishment on editorial pages, where pundits competed with one another to outdo their criticisms of the Spanish educational system.

Among the Perissodus species, scale-eating evolved from a more generalized predation strategy in deep water carnivores [ 12], a trend that is reflected in the large eye size of Perissodus species that still forage at depth.

a trend that forecasters doubt will continue.

That is a trend that will continue.