Sentence examples for definite trend for from inspiring English sources

These type of conflicting articles are everywhere, indicating a lack of any definite trend for either the general economy or the housing market.

Compression set results, showing definite trends of change under ageing and stain, were used in Arrhenius and Williams Landel Ferry equations for realistic life prediction.

Thus far, there seems to be a definite trend towards thanking God for survival, and one really feels that in this case the Catholic-bashing climate of recent months needs firmly to be set aside.

Reached at a Florida real estate conference she was attending with her "brain trust" — a group of seven agents and brokers from the Summit area — Ms. Schneider said a definite trend this fall was for homes to sit on the market longer.

For GFP, there is no definite trend visible, just scatter, presumably due to lower signal-to-noise with the more rapid diffusion of GFP.

For BSFM diets, there was no definite trend on how different levels of substitution as well as moisture content influenced manganese (Table 4).

For both resin types studied, a definite trend arises as the amide II COG shifted toward higher wavenumbers with increasing NaOH concentration.

"I've been fighting fires for 37 years, and I see a definite trend," Mr. Kitchens said.

A definite trend in computational applied mechanics is the development of integrated procedures for design optimization based on large-scale numerical simulations (Simulation-Based Design, SBD).

A definite trend emerged from our analysis of the evolutionary rates and patterns for various gene types among five Frankia, five Mycobacterium and five Streptomyces genomes.

These values are lower compared to results obtained for radiation (Kadhim et al, 1997) but they show a definite trend towards genomic instability.