Sentence examples for first trends from inspiring English sources

While some of the first trends are similar to those of published works, others are different or directly new, all closer to those of the experiments.

First, trends and percentage changes between survey waves were computed for women reporting that husbands are justified in beating their wives, specifically for the never-married and ever-married categories, by age and education level.

First, trends in industrial relations, particularly the weakened position of trade unions, have triggered attempts to revitalize unions (Frege and Kelly, 2003), with inclusion of immigrant workers (among other underrepresented groups) being a foremost strategy (Behrens et al., 2004).

First, trends in circulation type in the NW Iberian Peninsula were analyzed during the 20th Century.

First, trends in mean absolute CHD mortality rates across different quintiles were calculated.

First, trends in complaint rates for medical issues were examined on a yearly basis (number of complaints among hospital activity and complaints for medical issues among all complaints).

The first trend is now being reversed, for the better.

Indeed, the first trend that Dr. Miller identified was the match between the happiness and expense lists.

The first trend — or perhaps it's a historical force — is the emergence of the state.

VG: The first trend we're seeing.

In the literature, the first trend is experimentally observed for refrigerants and CO2 whereas the second trend is detected so far only for CO2 at high mass velocities.