Sentence examples for generated trends from inspiring English sources

I had been speaking for about 20 minutes with an 1850 copy of David Copperfield in my hand, telling the students that for Victorian readers, Dickens's writing was very much a "tune-in-next-week" type of thing that generated trends and crazes, much as their own TV shows did for them today.

Although a comprehensive charge profile of each patient was generated, trends in the timing of charges could not be obtained.

However, certain gene features, such as conserved high expression level (Carmel and Koonin 2009), could generate trends toward recurrent intron loss from some genes (a case of general positive selection).

Japan "generates trends and ideas, but it stops there," he said.

Thanks to the point-and-click shopping on its Web site and the fees it charges some brands to be featured in the series, "Gossip Girl" has been able to profit from its power to generate trends.

Cause The cause(s) of the dynamics that generate trends.

The way it works, is by allowing users to generate "trends" according to what they think will catch on.

However, it has also been postulated that factors operating among species can generate trends at higher levels.

With less need to make technical limits dictate the pace of change it could be as open to influence and generate trends as fast as the fashion industry.

Both constraints and higher-level processes may be responsible for generating trends, which may be passive as well as driven and may be influenced by a number of factors.

This not only can halt trends that had been proceeding before the event, it also can generate trends of its own (Fig. 13e)—in fact, it is possible that trends generated during normal times can be reversed by those resulting from a mass extinction.