Sentence examples for small-scale trends from inspiring English sources

However, the large grid spacing between regional lines will mask small-scale trends.

Small-scale diurnal trends in the fixed-site UFP data were analysed in order to provide the basis for pre-processing the mobile-site data to an equivalent time of day between the 10 am-3 pm sampling frame.

As McShea (1994) noted, driven trends permit extrapolations from small-scale to large-scale and vice versa, whereas passive trends do not.

We are aware of the theoretical and methodological limitations of our study (see the 'Study limitations' section below), including the danger of generalising from this small-scale qualitative study, however, still some trends emerged.

In other words, large-scale trends can be nonadaptive side effects of small-scale, adaptive processes.

Superimposed on the broad-scale trends of lake level and deformation are small-scale fluctuations that reflect "DI events" (a characteristic cycle of deflation followed by inflation) (Cervelli and Miklius 2003; Anderson et al. 2015).

In many ways, the housing in Greenwich mirrors modern trends in public housing — low-rise, small-scale structures — even though most of it was built years ago.

These trends agree with results for the small-scale version of the model shown in Figure 2(b).

The movement remains pretty small-scale.

Small-scale solar production also fits well into the recent trend of building and developing smart electricity grids, which facilitates distributed energy production.

An early example of this new trend is Kiva, a site that matches small-scale investors with $25 or more with small micro-entrepreneurs in the "majority" world.