Sentence examples for latter trend from inspiring English sources

The latter trend has been largely due to improved access to treatment for the afflicted.

The balaclava-clad joy-rider from Hartlepool was but the most startling recent example of the latter trend.

For the rest of the year, the latter trend often reverses, and big stocks beat the small fry.

Should this latter trend successfully be reversed, the air pollution challenge would worsen faster, unless radically new approaches and technologies were put to use.

The latter trend began in 1993, after Michael Howard, then home secretary in the previous Conservative government, declared that "prison works", a creed retained by his Labour successors.

The latter trend indicates that a group is inclined to support those beliefs that supply justification for some course of action toward which they are already predisposed.

The latter trends appear to be a consequence of the reduction in the flow stress of the joint material.

These latter trends are explained in view of the common assertions that thinner electrodes and increased fuel utilizations are the means of fuel cell operation enhancement.

The latter trends indicated that the strain rate regime 10−5 10−4 s−1 is pivotal in the mechanical response of the particular nanocrystalline Au films.

The N. cyriacigeorgica GUH-2 genome is a clear reflection of these latter trends.

The latter trends depended on whether animals were co-treated with BzATP; thus, in mice co-treated with BzATP the proportion of animals with cancers at week 14 was lower than in the DMBA/TPA+BzATP group (50% versus 80%) and remained relatively stable, while in the DMBA/TPA group the proportion of animals with cancers increased steadily, reaching 100% at week 24.