Sentence examples for homogeneous trend from inspiring English sources

There was no homogeneous trend among journals, except for "neurology" and "gastroenterology", which decreased in the 4 journals.

The radionuclides removing activities of the following treatments show a homogeneous trend, with a decreasing tendency line reported in Figure 3.

Nevertheless, a homogeneous trend was observed: GOH better rescued cytokines' levels with respect to Typ in all the tested samples (Table 3, Figure 2).

In fact, an increased childhood leukemia risk in the proximity of high voltage power lines was detected not only in a recent large case-control investigation [ 16] but also in two smaller studies carried out in Italy [ 17] and in Tasmania (courtesy of Ray Lowenthal, Deirdre Tuck and Isabelle Bray, unpublished data), suggesting a homogeneous trend across different populations.

Confocal Raman analyses confirmed that the phase fractions in both products rapidly change along the subsurface depths within the first 35  μm from the articulating surface, but subsequently show the nearly constant and homogeneous trends.

Chicken weight provides information about growth and feed conversion of the flock in order to identify deviations from the expected homogeneous growth trend of the birds.

One homogeneous temporal trend in each city is a strong assumption.

With respect to cohort effects, two findings should be highlighted, namely, the homogeneous upward trends for generations born before the 1920s for all four haematological tumours and both sexes, and the similar inverted U-shaped trends for NHL and leukaemia across all birth cohorts.

In technical terms, driven trends are those in which the underlying dynamic is homogeneous, whereas passive trends result from dynamics that are at least locally heterogeneous.

In conclusion, we provide a general model for the description and interpretation of the trends in prostate cancer mortality worldwide in the past decades, based on three main patterns homogeneous regarding the trends in mortality and MI ratio, each of them including countries from different regions and distinct categories of GNI.

A global vision of nuclear reactor thermal-hydraulics is provided in the chapter from the side of phenomena and accident scenarios: 12 reactor types are considered for the characterization of 47 accident scenarios cross-linked with 113 phenomena and 15 sets of "homogeneous" variable time trends.