Sentence examples for looser trend from inspiring English sources
The looser trend was therefore replaced by massive domain gains and structural innovations.
Due to the noise arising from complicated interactions during transcription, we hypothesize that the Spearman rank correlation that emphasizes looser trend correlations may perform better in identifying functionally coordinated gene clusters, as shown in an early study[ 91].
This could also be just another variant in its loose trend of putting the bots at interesting places, however.
The IMP3 expression (negative vs. positive) in a Kaplan-Meier survival analysis appears to possess a minor prognostic value at first sight, but this fails to be significant (p = 0.343) and can at best be interpreted as a very loose trend.
However, the occurrence of certain moves/strategies seems to follow loose trends.
Some authors leave little room for choice and contingency, while others frame their generalizations as loose trends that constrain rather than determine the course of events.
Subclusters within the Moutan and Paeonia groups were generally ambiguous, as the origins of the examined cultivars were not known, but there were some loose trends of grouping by flower color.
Adding to the trend are looser rules on who can own a credit card, which has ignited a boom in plastic.
In the extent of their power, if not in the route by which they obtained it, they resemble the region's 19th-century dictators whose absolutism is captured in the title of a classic Paraguayan novel by Augusto Roa Bastos called "Yo, el Supremo" ("I, the Supreme").The trend to looser term limits goes far beyond these three countries.
Test point locations characterized with this trend of loose band of soil are listed in Table 5.
A Essay by Pimco money manager Paul McCulley says the U.S. economy now is shifting from two decades of dominance by capitalistic impulses tight money, governmental fiscal discipline and deregulation to one led by "we the people" trends of looser monetary policy, budget deficits and reregulation.
