The phrase "failure trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pattern or tendency of failures occurring over a specific period.
Example: "The failure trend observed in the last quarter indicates a need for immediate intervention."
Alternatives: "failure pattern" or "trend of failures."
A specific failure trend is observed in overlap FSW joints.
Duration of prior remission was inversely correlated with risk of reinduction failure (trend p = 0.0028).
In the multivariable model, increasing salvage attempt number was associated with increased risk of reinduction failure (trend p = 0.0001).
Similarly, the shear failure trend of different degrees of anisotropy can be analyzed using this method.
The study design did not include the association of the in vitro results with clinical outcomes, and the few records evaluated in the subset of hVISA infections, even if indicating a possible glycopeptides failure trend, cannot permit us to draw any definitive conclusion.
The company started using the chips to provide manufacturing information that could help spot failure trends and to comply with a federal law requiring close tracking of tires for recalls.
The fracture initiation criterion proposed by Dao et al. is shown to provide a good description of the experimentally observed failure trends with respect to twin spacings, but to overpredict the failure strain initiation for the smallest twin spacing.
We demonstrate that both parametric fits are good approximations of the nonparametric satellite reliability, but that the mixture Weibull distribution provides significant accuracy in capturing all the failure trends in the failure data, as evidenced by the analysis of the residuals and their quasi-normal dispersion.
In the future, it would be worthwhile to conduct follow-up surveys on the differences among veneering materials and prostheses as well as veneer material failure trends.
Schnell D, Timsit J-F, Darmon M, Vesin A, Goldgran-Toledano D, Dumenil A-S, et al. Noninvasive mechanical ventilation in acute respiratory failure: trends in use and outcomes.
Due to longer average path length and lower network efficiency, the failure diffusion trend of equality-based CISN shows the curve of Type-S, and the diffusion rate is smooth and slow.
