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Each model was run using the most recent version available at the time of analysis (Spectrum 4.50 beta 5, May 2012; ASSA 2008, March 2011; UCT model, May 2013) to generate the trend in U5MR and the number of deaths in children under-five due to AIDS from 1990 to 2011.

In order to generate the trend in medicine utilization, DrugA supply dates were randomly generated using the following distribution functions; uniform distribution for no trend, the log-normal distribution for a rapidly increasing trend, weibull distribution for a constant increasing trend and gamma distribution to simulate a gradual increasing trend in DrugA.

The parameters in Table 1 were used to generate the trends in Fig. 3 b.

The experimental results reveal that the temperature effects generate the same trend in the five cathode flow field designs.

The proposed approach can be applied to improve the accuracy of trend predictions that consider only the temporal behavior in scenarios where it is possible to recover the connection between the individuals who generate the data (e.g., trend identification of topics discussed in the blogosphere).

The rule extraction module data mines the neural network by queries to generate the rules used for trending.

We can observe that both models generate the levels and the decreasing trend of the participation rate of the different subgroups of women.

The values for the BDNF concentrations in samples were calculated according the formula generated from the trend line of standard curve.

Two experiments examined the role of US recency in generating the observed CR trend.

Therefore, while the levels of low and high experienced teachers tend to stay relatively constant across good and bad schools, mid-level experience teachers move aggressively into good schools (or fail to match and stay at the current schools), thus generating the observed aggregate trends.

Collecting and analyzing data is a brilliant way to potentially generate scoops, though: the trend you spot in the figures can prompt further digging, then interviews and outside work, to produce a story that might lead a website, spark a debate or (gasp!) grace a newspaper's front page.