Sentence examples for slow trends from inspiring English sources
On the upper layer, a rigorous optimization problem is solved with an economic objective function at a slow time-scale, which captures slow trends in process uncertainties.
Since 1980, when the hypothesis was introduced, evidence has accumulated documenting slow trends toward morbidity compression in the population, and much more marked changes in selected population subgroups.
For preprocessing, data were sinc-interpolated to correct for nonsimultaneous slice acquisition, corrected for three-dimensional motion, high-pass filtered to remove slow trends (>0.01 Hz), and normalized to percent signal change relative to the voxel mean across the task.
The PLI does not fluctuate randomly around a particular value, but has rapid "jumps" combined with slow trends whichmay be associated with the brain state transitions.
Despite advances in medical knowledge and technology, there have been slow trends in stillbirth reduction in most high income countries over the past two decades relative to other declines in infant mortality [ 2].
At the bedside, changes in these mechanics can occur abruptly (and prompt immediate action) or they may reveal slow trends in respiratory condition (and prompt initiation or discontinuation of mechanical ventilation).
Despite a steady, if slow, trend toward standardization, various forms of catalog continue to exist.
Homicide rates have dropped a bit recently, but that's part of a slow trend that predates this administration and the figures are still very high.
This slow trend may have been accelerated last month when the National Research Council NRCC) affirmed the National Toxicology Program's 2011 finding that the organic compound styrene can "reasonably be anticipated to be a human carcinogen".
While IE8's usage stats are pointing down, it's been a very slow trend (much slower than the adoption of IE10 over IE9).
Dawson observes that there is a (slow) trend to becoming more closely embedded in the surroundings, besides the more traditional targeting of people with similar interests.
