Sentence examples for a persistent trend of from inspiring English sources
In the years following the global economic crisis, the Mexican economy was characterized by a persistent trend of increasing debt-to-GDP, which grew from 29.0% in 2007 to 50.5% in 2016, and a significant decline in the volume of oil production (World Bank 2016a).
After one year, when we performed the same analysis excluding those on antiretroviral therapy, a persistent trend of negative correlation between the GBV-C load and the HIV-1 load was documented (r = −0.30, p = 0.1608).
However, these discoveries point to a persistent trend of illegal animal movement into the EU.
Our results indicate that there may be a persistent trend of dissimilarities for African genealogies across species, and some environmental factors would have shaped a comparatively different genetic architecture.
Part-time work is a persistent trend on Europe's labour markets and reflects the development of deregulation and flexibilisation.
There is a persistent trend for more outpatient lumbar discectomies in the United States.
The fact that the lines do not show a persistent trend is partly the result of small sample sizes.
Talent moving into big cities for employment opportunities has been a classic global phenomenon — especially in times of growth — and a persistent trend in China during recent years.
Anthropologist Dan Grunspan was studying the habits of undergraduates when he noticed a persistent trend: Male students assumed their male classmates knew more about course material than female students — even if the young women earned better grades.
In Minnesota, demographers noticed several years ago a modest but persistent trend of people in their 30s and 40s taking up residence in small communities, a counterweight to the high school graduates moving away.
Influenced by the persistent trend of an ever-increasing image data volume and the associated rising workload of radiologists [ 18, 19], there is a mounting call for computer-based support that will assist the reading process [ 20].
