Sentence examples for derived for trend from inspiring English sources

Because the PCB distribution showed a positive skew, a log-transformed version of the continuous wet-weight total PCB variable was derived for trend assessment and for use in subgroup analyses.

There are no expectations derived for a trend with environmental noise (red or white), but [13] argued (without proof) that the different expectations should be additive.

A slightly positive statistically insignificant trend is derived for Lithuanian data, and a nearly zero trend for Canadian data.

B[a]P and PHE concentration trends predicted in aquatic invertebrates and fish followed trends derived for emission rates and sediment concentrations.

To enable pooling of individual study results reported using different exposure categorization, a linear dose response trend was derived for each study using Greenland and Longnecker's method (16, 17).

The linear associations between alcohol drinking and medical services use were tested by treating categorised alcohol drinking frequency as a continuous variable of 0, 1, 2 and 3 to derive p for trend.

From radio wave observations in the LF range (phase height and absorption measurements) at mid-latitudes longterm trends have been derived for the meso- and lower thermosphere.

Temporal trends from 1950 2004 were derived for overall invertebrate catch, total finfish and invertebrate catch, and mean invertebrate catch per country per year.

For TN, large positive trends exceeding 0.40°C/decade are derived for Belgrade, Riyadh, Baghdad, Athens, Sofia and Ankara.

The exception to this trend was in runx2a where the LF allele is derived for the 5′ SNP, but the TRC allele is derived for the intronic SNP.

CDKN1C/GAPDH ratios were derived for each run.