Sentence examples for in les trend from inspiring English sources
On the basis of strand-specific sequence composition, Firmicutes members may broadly be classified in two major categories: 1) the ones with G + A-dominance or PAS in LeS (Trend I) and 2) those having only G-dominance in LeS with no definite strand-specific bias in adenine usage (Trend II).
Results suggest that although the shift from wet to dry conditions in Les Arenes complies with major climatic trends, the construction of the first drainage canals by Arab-Berber groups likely contributed to the enhancement of on-going climate-related environmental processes.
"Just like in 'Les Misérables,' " he said.
(The original is in Les Invalides).
To document previous trends in LE and HLY, we obtained values of HLY and LE at birth from the eurOhex website (www.eurohex.eu), these being identical to values from Eurostat.
The boundaries of this period do not correspond the beginning and the end of the overall trends in GD in LE and their causes, and they might include even different stages of the analysed trends.
Trend of GD in LE was predominantly driven by other non-biological factors, whereas the extent was mainly driven by smoking.
Trend of GD in LE was predominantly driven by smoking, whereas the extent was mainly driven by other non-biological factors.
The innovative approach presented in this article permits a direct comparison of the roles played by smoking and other non-biological factors in trends of GD in LE since the mid-20th century.
The time series for the Netherlands exemplifies the trend of changing GD in LE, which rose from 3.4 years in 1955/59 to a maximum of 6.9 years in 1980/84 and then continuously declined to 4.3 years in 2005/09.
All in all, we find similar numbers of populations in which both the trend and the extent of GD in LE were predominantly driven by smoking and populations in which the opposite held true, i.e. where both the trend and the extent were predominantly driven by other non-biological factors (17 and 15 populations, respectively).
