Sentence examples for looking at the trends from inspiring English sources

This was done by looking at the trends seen with markers of iron overload namely serial serum ferritin levels and LIC values.

The first objective of the analysis was to examine the register and the GA and BW measurements by looking at the trends for the excluded values.

This study aims to describe the development and process of implementation of the HPMP, and to explore the impact on hospital performance by looking at the trends of performance scores of all different types of Iranian hospitals.

The burden of these cancers is more prevalent in males; a study looking at the trends of these cancers in Ontario, Canada, found UADT cancers to be three times more prevalent in males as compared to females and this ratio remained constant from 1984 to 2001 [ 6].

Others looking at the trend are not so sure, though.

The problem becomes starker when looking at the trend in PRRT revenue, Ward says.

That the South Americans are antipathetic to the Avatar man is certainly the impression you'd get from looking at the trending topics on Twitter this morning.

When looking at the trend, make sure to compare like with like: ICM with ICM, YouGov with YouGov, etc, as different pollsters do have some systematic differences.

A spokesman for Mr Rajapaksa denied the allegations and said that he had decided to transfer power after looking at the trend of the results in the early hours of Friday.

We see, looking at the trend line for the ratios for the years 2000 to 2010, that enrollment at the secondary and tertiary levels are increasing without a corresponding increase at the elementary level.

This phenomenon can be explained by looking at the trend of amplitude of peaks at fixed-base natural periods of convective water masses in the transfer function in conjunction with Clough-Penzien PSDF (see Fig. 7).