Sentence examples for suggest a trend from inspiring English sources

However, results for those with 0 5 years on ovens tops did not suggest a trend; the evidence for an underlying relationship was thus suggestive but not strong.

I would like to suggest a trend piece.

That does suggest a trend that will, in the fullness of time, see the Mail title overtake its rival.

All these examples – and unfortunately there are more in other parts of the continent – suggest a trend towards pettiness and self-interest among the European elected.

Arianna Huffington, eponymous founder of the Huffington Post, was the first to suggest a trend towards less sharing and more privacy.

Even if the alerts from DuPont and T.I. are a result of inventory reductions rather than falling demand, they suggest a trend that could feed on itself and hit other companies' profits.

If two books, strikingly similar in manner and published within a few weeks of each other can be said to suggest a trend, then the arrival of "Motherland," a story of midlife shenanigans in Park Slope, Brooklyn, and "Triburbia," a story of midlife shenanigans south of Canal Street in Manhattan, signals the emergence of a new strain of pop domestic fiction.

The results suggest a trend towards preventive and targeted preventive interventions.

Other findings in our study suggest a trend of decrease in retinal sensitivity with age both in eyes with UME and eyes without ME.

The covariate-adjusted relative risk for overall complication while continuing clopidogrel was not significant at 0.43 (95 % CI 0.07 2.60) but may suggest a trend towards a protective effect.

Effect size comparisons suggest a trend toward allelic divergence for arrestin beta 2 (andB2) and glutathione S-transferase P1 (GSTP1) and allelic convergence for brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF).