Like other big televised award shows, the Grammys award show has lately experienced improved ratings, a trend often ascribed to the appeal of large-scale live events in the DVR age.
Studies of gene duplicates in eukaryotic genomes have detected an increase in distance between paralogs with increasing age (K S ), a trend frequently ascribed to secondary movement of genes [ 52, 53].
In California, several counties with large gay populations — including Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco — have seen a marked increase in the number of marriage licenses compared with the same period last year, a trend researchers ascribe to same-sex couples.
Mr. Giordano, 61, brings back music of the 1920s through the 1940s, and in recent years he has noticed a surge of younger people on the dance floor, a trend he ascribes to period movies and TV shows like "Boardwalk Empire," for which his band provided much of the music.
The trend was ascribed to a dip in insurance, utility and fuel bills in 1998.
Experiments designed to simulate heavy oil ultrafiltration in a membrane cascade revealed an increase in the fouled membrane resistance with an increase in the feed asphaltene content, and this trend is ascribed to changes in the properties of the gel-layer that occur with changes in the asphaltene concentration.
This trend is ascribed to the charge states at oxide/nanowire interfaces.
This trend was ascribed to increasing health awareness in the upper class and an increasing susceptibility of lower socioeconomic groups because of an increasing impact of modern risks such as unhealthy diet, less exercise, alcohol consumption, smoking, and stress.
The finding of comparable trends for a fluid electrode without the LTO, lends support to a simplistic interpretation, in which all trends are ascribed to the formation of a surface layer around the conductive KB nanoparticles.
The age-drift model consisted of the 14 variables for age (coded from 1 to 14), plus the six time periods (coded from 1 to 6) entered as a continuous variable to model regular trends not ascribed to either period or cohort influence.
