Sentence examples for more general trends from inspiring English sources

Herein we may cover only a few of them as illustrative of more general trends and tendencies.

There are also more general trends requiring imaging support, such as the increased interest in obesity, lifestyle issues and ageing.

We also extended the level of "equivalence" to within 10%% of the Jenkins-based estimates for some analyses in order to look for more general trends, or broad agreement between the two approaches.

Trends can be broken down by territory, for example, or garment types, prints, patterns, colours and details, along with the ability to measure the popularity of more general trends over time.

Since all tested fertilizers were different (with the exception of TSP and RP that were tested in almost all experiments), we categorized them in two types (organic or inorganic) in order to investigate if there were some more general trends in the interaction between P fertilizer applied and the effect of the three BEs across the experiments.

Public awareness of successfully established driverless metros, together with the more general trends of increased acceptance of technology, makes it likely that fewer and fewer passengers will be against travelling on driverless trains, if indeed they even notice at all [5, 21].

Third, our findings are based on four newspapers, which may raise concern about generalizability; however, the selected newspapers have the highest circulations in Italy, and the results are similar to those obtained in the USA, suggesting a generalized trend or a more general trend.

But the more general trend is resignation.

The sharply lower rates reflect a more general trend in lower borrowing costs here.

In one way at least, Mr. Armani participated in a more general trend.

But there is a more general trend towards the curmudgeonly in these poems, one not solely reserved for sociopolitical critique.