In contrast, the precipitation of Northwest China shows an upward trend, which indicates at least a temporary wetter tendency in this region.
Ethyl silicate is currently the most widely used among stone consolidants; nevertheless, its reduced efficacy on calcitic substrates, together with its temporary hydrophobicity, its tendency to crack and its common formulation with volatile organic solvent, make the research for alternative consolidants for carbonate stones necessary.
The rise in temporary employment, the tendency for the ageing of permanent workers and the drop in workers' purchasing power during the period from 2002 to 2006 are indicative of the process of increasing precarity of work and justify government policies aimed at reversing this tendency.
Therefore for men, marriage is literally a lid, albeit temporary, on their natural tendency of polygamy.
A famous anecdote encapsulates Grant's unflinching attitude to temporary setbacks and his tendency for offensive action.
Mr DeLong and Mr Summers go further by introducing the role of "hysteresis"—the tendency of a temporary change in unemployment to become permanent.
As mentioned in the Introduction, many countries show the tendency to prefer temporary versus permanent migrants for the expected negative consequences on natives in the domestic labor markets.
Resistance in this type of environment is often temporary, as there is a tendency for smaller organizations to seek a steady equilibrium [ 30].
In our study we only observed in the RR group a tendency to a temporary decrease in the depression score (−22.6%) at 1 month.
In general, an overall migration trend is assumed in all scenarios, with the gradual introduction of the freedom of movement policy marked through temporary deviations from the primary tendency, followed by returns of migration levels to their general trends in the long-term.
