Sentence examples for dependency trends from inspiring English sources

The gravity of the potential burden becomes immediately apparent from inspecting the comparison of total and elderly dependency trends with China, Singapore, Japan and the average OECD countries in Figure 1.

Experiments have also been performed with the KI decomposition (model reaction typically used in investigating cavitational effects) so as to establish the dependency of the trends in the variation of the extent of degradation with the operating parameters on the cavitational intensity requirements for a specific application.

A comprehensive comparison of both settings according to ADL dependency reveals a trend of rising costs of care with greater physical impairment.

In general, the ΔK-parameter life trends show dependency on applied load and pad geometry.

Further, this dependency shows an increasing trend for more extreme short duration rainfall and a decreasing trend for average long duration rainfall events at most stations.

The trends and dependencies of energy consumption for both computing and non-computing components are conceptualized.

The IPCC report 2.6.2.3: "In summary, the current assessment concludes that there is not enough evidence at present to suggest more than low confidence in a global-scale observed trend in drought or dryness (lack of rainfall) since the middle of the 20th century, due to lack of direct observations, geographical inconsistencies in the trends, and dependencies of inferred trends on the index choice.

Cellular densities of discrete subsets, and spatial trends and dependencies between elements, are assessed using points processes, a validated statistical framework53 applied in other research domains and more recently in biomedical image analysis41,54,55.

No dose dependency was demonstrated on trend analysis.

If the trend continues, dependency on sex work may increase in the future.

The G-KB for the S/TRF X(p ) describes its local space/time trends and dependencies.