Sentence examples for limited trend from inspiring English sources

Thus, the encouraging but limited trend shown by the data cannot be used to conclude efficient virus-mediated tumor control.

No statistically significant difference was noted at center C (59.6% in 2011 vs. 61.2% in 2013, p = 0.3), although limited trend data were available at this center.

Immunohistochemical study of FFPE patient biopsies demonstrated a limited trend between the diagnostic grading of oral lesion severity to ABCG2 and Bmi-1 immunostain intensity scores, the power of which was compromised by considerable intragroup variability.

For countries with 2 years of survey data, we conducted a limited trend analysis by dividing the change in the percentage of facilities with electricity access by the number of years between surveys.

However, an analysis of limited trend data indicates that the incidence of low birthweight remained roughly constant between 1990 and 2000 in both sub-Saharan Africa and Asia.12   9 Incidence of low birthweight is based on latest available estimates during 1998 2004.

The reason why the transcript levels exhibited a limited trend to up-regulation at three months in responders along with a predominating repression in non-responders also fits with indirect TNFα target genes, whose regulation would depend on one or more TNFα-dependent transcriptional repressor(s).

Previous findings are also inconsistent for the association between condom use and HPV infection (Manhart and Koutsky, 2002; Vaccarella et al, 2006); our data indicated a possible limited protective trend.

Performing research projects on topics including, but not limited to, trends in website structure for similar organizations, social media engagement trends in the field, and thematic organization of human rights work in the donor and grantee spaces.

Even though transaction amounts are more limited, however, trends are similar to those on the South Fork: higher medians, fewer sales.

On the positive side, the results of the limited time-trend analysis illustrate that rapid progress can be achieved in improving the energy access situation in health care facilities.

For each country, both years of data were pooled to increase statistical power and to allow for a limited examination of trend over time.