Sentence examples for generated a trend from inspiring English sources

We observed that lambs gavaged with 0.23 g OVA for 3 days (Group B), 0.023 OVA for 9 days (Group C) and the parenteral control group generated a trend towards increased anti-OVA IgG titres in lung washes compared to control lambs although the data did not meet the criteria set for statistical significance.

The small total number of patients included in these four studies (n = 167) could have generated a trend toward a false-positive result caused either by a small imbalance in baseline characteristics of the patients or by just a random effect.

And as young couples have left home, the number of elderly people living on their own has skyrocketed, generating a trend with big implications for the Japanese government.

This results in a larger overall number of species with higher values for the trait, and once again generates a trend in which the average for the entire group increases over time.

Over time, this differential speciation results in the production of more species exhibiting higher values than lower ones, thereby generating a trend in which the average increases in the group as a whole.

If such a trend is not known to exist, it is in general invalid to use sliding windows to infer the trend, because the approach will always generate a trend whether or not one exists.

There is an example at the end of the file that shows how the functions are combined to generate a trend.

Public engagement in biobanking has generated a rising trend in the number of samples/data included, and in the related information flows.

Navidi (1998), in a simulation scenario based on real data for particulate matter (PM) with aerodynamic diameter ≤ 10 μm (PM10) and an unmeasured confounding variable that generated a long-term trend, conducted a simulation in which unidirectional was compared with bidirectional full-stratum CCO design and observed that the bidirectional design resulted in less bias.

In another scenario, the disturbance η t generates a stochastic trend or, on the opposite, if σ 1 2  = 0, a deterministic trend with occasional changes in the level.

In the past decade, Uganda has experienced strong GDP growth, averaging 7% annually, but this has not generated jobs, a trend seen across the continent.