Sentence examples for shift in the trend from inspiring English sources

"We've seen some improvement in the jobless rate the past three months, but it's too early to expect any shift in the trend".

"One less-bad month after three disastrous readings is not enough to signal a shift in the trend," Ian Shepherdson, a London-based economist at High Frequency Economics, said in a note to clients.

"I read [the reports] and there is nothing that says there is going to be a bounce in the business [or] a shift in the trend," Bennett said.

The factors behind the shift in the trend are the rapid growth of the credit derivative market, rise in the bankruptcy and developing credit risk literature.

In particular, the upward shift in the trend of wheat prices is depicted by the 1988(2), 2006(20072008(3), 2008(1) and 2010 3) structural breaks while the downward shift in the trend by the 1986(2), 1996(3), 2008(4) and 2009 3) structural breaks.

In contrast, others find a stable, long-term estimate of Okun's coefficient implying that the deviation in unemployment during the crisis resulted from a larger output gap (not a structural shift in the trend).

A distinct shift in the trends of evolution of LIF intensity and kernel perimeter is observed as the fuel concentration is varied near the lean flammability limit in CH4/air (ϕ = 0.35 0.65) and H2/air (ϕ = 0.05 0.31) mixtures.

In computing the three panel unit root tests, we allow for five common factors as well as for up to five mean shifts in the no-trend specification and five mean and slope shifts in the trend specification.

3. Diverse approaches to QI-PHC While historically the process of QI in primary care in Ontario, and across Canada, has been limited to professional development in hospitals, the activities in our scan show a shift in this trend through the awareness and attention paid to 'grass-roots issues.

Almost a tenth of babies and toddlers in England and Wales are Muslim, declared the Times on its front page on Friday, indicating what it describes as a "startling shift" in the demographic trend in England and Wales.

The regression model for saplings showed no shift in the mortality trend through time (Fig. 3b).