Sentence examples for more linear trends from inspiring English sources

Two natural gas samples in the far western part of the study area had more linear trends that suggest a different organic facies of the Menilite Shales or a completely different source.

The degradation can appear after the first few days of exposure and be important until 2 months, where it stabilizes and follow a more linear trend afterwards.

The 3.5-mm plate displays a more linear trend of displacement, while the 4.5-mm plate displays a more erratic one.

Pew's 52% was far less than Gallup's 58%, and it, at least, followed the more linear trend of support building slowly over a few years that one might expect.

Amino acid sequences showed a more linear trend, possibly due to the higher information content introduced by the larger alphabet size of amino acids as compared to nucleotides, but suffer from the same effect.

It is suspected that the PAD patients exhibit a more linear trend because the diseased arteries provide greater flow resistance due to plaque buildup and a lack of arterial wall capacitance due to arterial wall calcifications.

The healthy volunteer exhibits a fast decay in the detector intensity and the occlusion rate has a distinct plateau phase while the PAD patients exhibit a more linear trend.

Similar results were seen when restricting the analysis to males, with a slightly more significant linear trend (p = 0.01).

It is important to note that these models would have shown a better fit if we had surveyed all promoters instead of just those occupied by many TFs, because the inclusion of inactive promoters would add many points near the origin (no TFs bound, no gene expression), which would make the trend more linear [ 7, 68- 70].

However, we observed more of a linear trend for the IGF-1 IGFBP-3 ratIGF-1 IGFBP-3 betteratioresent available IGF-1.

A greater value for λ results in the trend being more linear, all else equal.