Sentence examples for perceptible trend from inspiring English sources

The 10-year averaged results at each station also indicate a perceptible trend of sea-level rise.

The miscibility could not be explained in terms of a steric effect as the sizes of the molar volumes of the repeat units did not show any perceptible trend.

"One thing striking is the trend in terms of renouncing religious affiliation you might say continues to move up at a regular pace, while there is hardly any perceptible trend in the percentage of people who express atheist or agnostic beliefs".

We found no significant differences in the hemoglobin concentrations determined by all the three methods, with no perceptible trend for disagreement with high or low values.

A perceptible trend to prolongation of OS was apparent when K-Ras mutations were present in codon 13 relative to codon 12 (p = 0.0830; Fig. 2).

But such is the hipster-driven trend towards reverse progress in technology – think of the boom in vinyl records, the huge typewriter-like Freewrite laptop and the reinvented Polaroid camera – there's now a small but perceptible movement back to electronic-as-furniture.

*Significant with P < 0.05; n.s., not significant but because 0.1 > P > 0.05 a trend is perceptible, which points to a distinction.

Despite the varying trends now perceptible across the nation, Mr. Zandi said, the differences are not as wide as they were in earlier recessions.

When these combined values exceed +1 in Hansen's index for many years, his team argues, the trend should become perceptible.

The trends are more perceptible for larger batch size, which is quite obvious as the congestion increases significantly if the batch size of arriving customers is large.

The continental drift should have been perceptible decades ago.