Sentence examples for competing trend from inspiring English sources

While New York homeowners may have a slightly easier time selling their homes and moving to greener pastures, a competing trend is the number of unemployed renters who can no longer afford the high cost of living in and around New York City.

However, thimerosal was removed from these immune globulin products around 2001, creating a competing trend in prenatal exposure from that due to flu shots.

The competing trends had a link, however.

The report found a number of competing trends.

Those are competing trends with regard to water supply and demand," Smerdon said.

These two competing trends are leading to ever more rigorous requirements on the mechanical characteristics of the packaging technology.

Mr. Srisompob of Prince of Songkla University said there were two competing trends in the three violence-wracked provinces.

The development of the intermediate scrutiny standard for commercial speech and expressive conduct can be clarified by exploring two competing trends in the Supreme Court's twentieth-century jurisprudence.

Amazon already offers more than 3,000 calendars for 2013, a figure boosted by three competing trends: celebrities; cute animals usually doing human things (yoga, say); and people with their bits out for charity.

We find that as Al Al distance increases, the activation barrier for C H activation decreases (ranging from 85.72 to 38.38 to 19.69 kcal/mol), while the barrier for H2 removal increases (ranging from 15.49 to 36.71 to 47.38 kcal/mol)—resulting in an optimal Al Al separation distance of 4.53 Å arising from these competing trends.

However, the increase in PCBM concentration can be directly related to the localization of polarons, creating thus two competing trends within the material.