Sentence examples for governing trend from inspiring English sources
HYSYS optimizer functions and a self-initiated method entitled as "Observation of governing trend in mixed refrigerant cooling curve behavior by an approach to maximization of possible fit in cryogenic heat exchangers composite curve".
These findings suggest that additional physiological parameters, such as impairment in permeability or redistribution of intestinal blood flow, may play an important role in governing trends in oral drug exposure pre to immediately post-BPD-DS.
The inability to recover the observed twofold increase in atorvastatin AUC pre to post-BPD-DS at a simulated SIT of 1.2 h may suggest additional postsurgical physiological parameters to be governing the trend in oral drug bioavailability post-BPD-DS.
Constructional constraints belong therefore to the primary factors governing evolutionary trends of the ammonoid shell, indirectly triggered by adaptive trends.
Whatever causes controlled the trend of a curve in the past will continue to govern its trend in the future in a uniform manner.
I didn't want to be governed by trends, I wanted to be governed by what we wanted to accomplish.
Several recent studies have shown that declining rates of evaporative demand are primarily governed by trends in the aerodynamic component (primarily being the combination of the effects of wind speed (u) and atmospheric humidity) and secondarily by changes in the radiative component.
We identify and analyze general trends governing solid solution strengthening in binary alloys containing solutes across the Periodic table using quantum-mechanical calculations.
Our comparative next-generation sequencing (NGS) analysis reveals taxon-specific trends governing the formulation of the venom arsenal.
Therefore, focusing our analysis on nested genes simplified the ascertainment of orthology and permitted confident inferences of trends governing the evolution of these genes.
Spain's own general election is only a year away, with Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero's socialists looking unlikely to buck the European trend of governing parties being punished by the voters.
