Sentence examples for compared trends from inspiring English sources

When he compared trends in the national mood with movements of the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) he noticed that changes in one of the mood measure's seven components, anxiety, predicted swings in the share-price index.

The study, to be released on Wednesday, compared trends in scores on federal tests for the bottom 10percentt of students nationwide with those for the top 10percentt and said those at the bottom moved up faster than those at the top.

It compared trends in alcohol-related deaths of people born between 1910 and 1979.

We summarized forest fragmentation island-wide and compared trends between forest-dominated (>85% forest) and less-forested (<85% forest) watersheds.

In a novel approach, the researchers compared trends in both forest area and forest density for the 50 most-forested nations.

Danilov and Konstantinova ([2013]) compared trends of foF2 based on different databases and found some, even though not principal, differences between them.

For the United States military, assessing trends is often a matter of comparing trends identified by different databases and statistical methodologies.

We hope to make a great collective resource where we'll be able to compare trends from different countries.

As at Compstat meetings, the idea will be for the superintendents to compare trends and share strategies.

Retailers will also be able to compare trends over time, which, for example, could be used to monitor the efficacy of a particular marketing campaign.

The March report, obtained by the Federation of American Scientists Secrecyy in Government project, compares trends among the 173 Americans known to have spied against the United States since 1947, of which 37 began their spying since 1990.