The phrase "share the same trend" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing two or more items that have similar patterns of development over time. For example: "Sales of apples and oranges have been increasing steadily over the last five years, and both products share the same trend."
Compared the results with available experimental and numerical data conducted by Weber, they share the same trends though there are differences between the simulation and the experimental results, and the comparisons validate the effectiveness of the model and method.
Mercury may be closely associated with minerals in coals, especially pyrite, as the mean concentrations of mercury and the ash yield, sulfur contents in coals of different coal-forming periods and coal-accumulating areas share the same trends.
We observe that unweighted measures as well as their weighted counterparts largely share the same trends in the underlying domain interaction network.
As before, the UV vis and ITC results are in good agreement and share the same trends with tightest self-assembly for the N-terminally and C-terminally modified variants (5, 6, and 4, respectively).
Abnormal PMN-CD64 and MON-CD64 shared the same trend (upregulation) while abnormal monocyte MON-Ia was characterised by declining expression.
The emission factors of both total PAHs and total BaP eq) obtained from the three gasoline fuels shared the same trend: 95-LFG > PLG > 92-LFG.
Although only 4 donors were investigated in this aspect of the study, all 4 clearly shared the same trend and the analytical strategy was designed to focus on population average effects rather than individual variation.
"The figures combining simulations and experiments are impressive, but it remains unclear how the various parameters of the model where chosen to generate this similarity (which appears to be difficult to quantify)." Most parameters for simulations were experimentally measured, and presumably this is the reason why experiments and simulations shared the same trend.
