Sentence examples similar to a trend towards development from inspiring English sources

This marked the beginning of a trend towards the development of grand castles designed for elaborate, elite living.

However, we uncovered a safety signal identifying an elevated calcium phosphate product and a trend towards the development of hypercalcemia.

Over the past 30 years there has been a trend towards the development of humanities curriculum in medical education, both in the United States and Europe.

The supply of long-term public care beds has remained relatively static in the last decade with a trend towards the development of private nursing home beds in a period of tax incentives and capital allowances.

Despite this proven impaired citrate clearance in liver failure patients, also in this study by Kramer and colleagues was a trend towards the development of metabolic alkalosis seen in the cirrhotic and the noncirrhotic patient groups without significant difference.

As shown in the Supplementary Figure S1, a trend towards slowed tumor development and growth resulting in an overall smaller tumor volume was observed for L2 tumor compared with shC control tumors over a period of 6 weeks [Figures S1A and S1G (scatter plot].

Most recently, there has been a trend towards front-end development where all or most of the action is happening in the browser, not on the server that is sending the page.

This finding might be supported by our data, which indicated a statistically nonsignificant trend towards development of the PEG site infection in cancer patients but a highly significant association between the presence of oropharyngeal pathogens and the incidence of the infection in that subgroup of patients.

Overall, there were differences between ACL patients and the control group for allele HLA-B*45, which was more frequent in the control group [0% vs. 2.31% (P = 0.0046 and Pc = 0.1426 ], with a trend towards resistance to ACL development.

There is a trend towards earlier onset of breast development in young girls in all countries where this has been studied.

With recent increasing trend towards development of "easy to fabricate" and simple millifluidic systems that could provide required control as well as high throughput, we present here a demonstration of potential opportunities for controlled droplet/slug formation within a flow-focusing millifluidic chip.