Sentence examples for recognised trend from inspiring English sources

It is these, not books, that most raise the public awareness of science.However, another unquantifiable but widely recognised trend, according to Mr Mirchandani, is a growth in books on mysticism and the occult which suggests that people are turning not just to science for its own sake, but rather to anything that talks about the big questions.

This may partly reflect a recognised trend for AF prevalence to increase over time.

Italians tend to overreact; but they can also recognise trends early.

A market price would develop and it would become possible to recognise trends and make forecasts, helping sellers and buyers.

"I find the parallels between how some investors refuse to recognise trends, and our reaction to some of our environmental challenges, very powerful," he says.

Healthcare professionals used the diary of symptoms and oxygen saturations to teach patients and their carers to differentiate symptoms, recognise trends and identify early signs of exacerbations.

Farage recognised the trend and started a conversation with those who felt left behind, merging in their minds the issues of Europe and immigration.

Although we recognised a trend towards higher survival rates as well as improved neurological outcome, we did not detect significant improvements of these two important endpoints in this investigation which contrasts the findings from previous larger studies.

Common risk factors for CDI outbreaks, such as age above 65 years and a high co-morbidity index, were recognised as trends in our study.

Savvy brands that recognise this trend are developing innovative ways to participate.

When urban Americans began falling for light trucks in the late 1980s, GM's competitors were quicker to recognise the trend.