Sentence examples for gross trends from inspiring English sources

We find that the gross trends of the dependence of the bouncing velocity are reasonably well reproduced by JKR theory when varying the material stiffness and the material adhesion by up to an order of magnitude.

In addition to noting gross trends of TCS organisation, categorisation of TCS genes allowed analysis of previously unexplored aspects of TCS gene organisation from a multi-genomic perspective.

Another practical public health function is to review available data bases to document the number of individuals exposed to such chemicals and a review of gross trends by place and time to set public fears in proper perspective.

After tapping on a category, you can swipe to the right to view the general categories such as Top Paid, Top Free, Top Grossing, Trending, etc.

In any case, gross margin trends will give the investor a better idea of how good current and/or future period earnings will be.

The research firm, which rates the company at "in-line," said that while Priceline's third-quarter gross bookings trends were solid, they were still down 8% quarter over quarter, which reinforces our view that the online travel environment was challenging in the third quarter due to increased competition, the hurricanes, and the low retail airfare environment".

These clustered temporal profiles gain more interpretive potential when correlated with gross biological trends (such as the growth curves of animal body or liver weight) or developmental windows (sexual and physical maturation).

In general, gross separation trends between chemical classes are retained within the helium and nitrogen-based data sets, with qualitatively similar conformational space ordering being exhibited regardless of the drift gas (i.e., carbohydrate density > peptide density > lipid density > TAA salt density).

This gross structural trend is compatible with the observed Bouguer gravity anomaly, which is positive in western Kyushu and negative in eastern Kyushu.

For example, per capita gross national income trends in Figure 1 had two distinct components: a long-term increase and a short term drop around 1998, which were in opposite directions.

The agency expects annual real trend gross domestic product growth of 3 percent and annual consumer price inflation of almost 2 percent over the coming decade.