Sentence examples for sensible trend from inspiring English sources

Due to scatter in the data, it is not possible to deduce any sensible trend on the influence of droplet size on its relative breakage rate and attrition.

After thermal treatment, the surface energy and hydrophilicity of the samples changed dramatically, but they did not follow a sensible trend (see Table 5).

Though, keep in mind, unlike most other flagships, there's no waterproofing on-board — so the company remains a bit behind on that sensible trend.

That means that in a short period, once the indexes stop careening around like a rolling drunk and begin to make a sensible upward trend, I will be going from cash back into equities.

In that case, at least, skimping on housebuilding was sensible.Yet the trend of declining public and private investment remains clear.

Moreover, also having verified the analytical total stored energy, the analytical model constitutes a valid instrument for the evaluation of the latent and sensible contribution and the trend in time of the position of the bi-phase interface.

Mr Bush's moral agenda and anti-terrorist legislation, while seemingly sensible responses to current trends, may easily be misused to undermine the ability of the opposition to voice an opinion effectively.

Clint Boon's outsize bowl-cut is the most glaring victim of the trend for short, sensible hair, and fans loudly bemoan its absence.

"A free Scotland could be more sensible and reverse this regressive trend".

Since we expect to detect SNPs that are affected to a greater or lesser extent by distortion, a sensible default choice is the trend test, which is well-powered for multiplicative effects.

We emphasize here that, although one cannot distinguish between current-induced and clock-drift-induced contributions to a time shift using an isolated estimate, the only sensible interpretation of the linear trends shown in Figure 4c is that over the 6 day measurement period the clocks were drifting at a near-constant rate and the current was very nearly steady.