Sentence examples for continuity of trends from inspiring English sources
Its density has been calculated to be 11.724 g/cm3, while experimental measurements give values between 11.5 and 11.66 g/cm3: these values lie intermediate between those of its neighbours actinium (10.07 g/cm3) and protactinium (15.37 g/cm3), showing the continuity of trends across the actinide series.
The guiding projections include the "ruler strategy" as the most likely scenario for European chemical players, including the absence of disruptive events, and the continuity of recent trends.
We should emphasise that the predicted rates and numbers of cases are uncertain and depend on an assumption about the continuity of past trends.
The most recent OECD Economic Outlook [6] offers the business-as-usual perspective that assumes continuity of today's trends.
The slight lack of continuity in trends between the figures of Delnoij (1975 1990) and this study (1995 2005) may reflect real changes in GP income.
Our results show that despite the incongruent effect of these coding changes, the use of specified lookback periods would allow for continuity in trends of diabetes prevalence in CHD patients.
Mineralogical and micromorphological analyses of drill core samples, complemented by geochemical interpretations and by previous data on the upper saprolite, indicate continuity of a general lateritic trend during the entire process of mantle formation.
With regard to reservoir performance and optimization, perhaps the most significant difference in delta properties is in orientation and continuity of sand (reservoir) and shale (barrier) trends.
Among them, its continuity (conducted since 1991), its contribution to the development of National Registries allowing comparisons among different countries and other records along with the generation of trends for the treatment of CKD in LA must be emphasized.
In the north half of the survey, continuity of these properties is broken by NW SE-trending faults haviNW SE-trendinging faults0 to 100 ft (~3–30 m).
