One of the most resilient accessory trends of recent decades, they peaked in the 1990s, flooded the 2004 catwalks, came back again in spring/summer 2012 and popped up last winter, last spring and again this season.
Since in our study the patient number is higher than in the other studies available in the literature and we could not demonstrate resilient general trends in the NSCLC group, such relationships might be debatable.
"Private consumption and housing investment have remained resilient as a trend with improvement in the employment and income situation".
Yet when the bubble burst, in 1990, plunging Japan into its Lost Decades, this marginalized community proved a resilient incubator of trends.
Citi raised its price target from 180p to 200p, as analyst Ben Spruntulis said: A combination of improving UK electrical data and resilient French consumer trends underpinned by tight cost control drives a 14% upgrade in our April 2010 pretax profit forecast to £80m.
But the insurgents have proved resilient, as indicated by trends in violence.
And while there is softness is areas like retailing, the trend of a resilient economy will continue.
As well, as we increasingly hang out with people who have similar beliefs, we become more extreme and certain in those beliefs - not a good trend for a resilient, inclusive and economically strong culture.
Brussels, which never attracted many cable stations, has been less resilient, with Eastern Europe leading the downward trend.
There was a trend towards elevated DIO2 expression for resilient versus susceptible mice as shown by Illumina microarray analysis (P = 0.10; t = 1.362, df = 6; unpaired t-test; Figure 3(a)), and RTPCR revealed an increase in DIO2 expression in resilient versus susceptible mice (U = 2.000; P = 0.0488; Mann-Whitney test; Figure 3(c)).
