Sentence examples for clear-cut trend from inspiring English sources

Of 27 patients, seven were MSI+, but showed no clear-cut trend for rt-MST results and disease recurrence.

Concomitantly, however, location of the phosphate group closer to the C-terminus does result in a more clear-cut trend to later elution.

Using the uncorrected, phylogenetically dependent comparative data, there is no clear-cut trend of this kind in any of the present visualizations.

There were no clear-cut trends across strata in DXA that would resemble those noted in spine QCT.

Additionally, a clear cut trend in activity for the fractions used was not observed.

Everyone has noticed Salesforce.com's new website, unveiled at its Dreamforce event last week, and logo, which is in line with the new flat and clear-cut design trends popularized by Apple and Windows.

As with consolidation, it's not a full-blown, clear-cut, one-way trend.

In the adenocarcinomas, distinctions between the fascin and Ki67 staining patterns were less clear-cut, but the overall trend was for fascin-positive cells to be low or negative for Ki67 and vice versa.

There are no clear-cut data on the current trend for the incidence and prevalence of BEN.

We have also already concluded that only with rigid scheduling of field surveys is it possible to obtain clear-cut data on long-term trends in estrogenic EDC contamination in estuaries (Kirby et al. 2004a).

Second, when we look at the AU-rich and GC-rich quarters, the trend is rather clear-cut: the insensitivity is related to codon ending, i.e., when codons are in the AU-rich quarter, those ending with A or U are insensitive but those ending with G or C are sensitive.