Carl Wittnebert, research director at TrimTabs.com of Santa Rosa, Calif., said that last year, the fund flows tracked by his firm defied the expected trend -- that the average investor would bail out of volatile companies when they cooled.
It is safe assume that if more specimens are used then, the trend will be similar to the expected trend.
By 1998 the number of interstate highway MVC deaths dropped to 114, falling back within the expected trend established by the results of the previous years.
The analysis of structural development confirmed the expected trend of increased size (diameter, height and basal area) and reduced density along the transition-basin-fringe gradient.
However, in dealing with flexural waves, the power flow neglects the near field contribution: the related solution can sometimes differ considerably from the expected trend.
Random copolymers crystallize faster than the homopolymer between 80 and 40 °C, while at high temperatures the overall crystallization rates follow the expected trend.
On the other hand, the overall porosity obtained for χ = 0.92 (Fig. 7a and Additional file 1: Figure S7a) appears to depart from the expected trend.
In comparison, the scaffolds produced from hydrophobically modified chitosan (butyl-chitosan) followed the expected trend of decreasing mean pore diameter with decreased freezing temperatures throughout the entire temperature range.
However, though the capacitance values (∼0.02 F) reflected the expected trend according to the electrode area change and catalyst property, they did not show significant variation with changes in either the acetate concentration or buffer strength.
The slope of the first part of the axial load-strain curves of the tested slabs showed the expected trend and behavior until reaching 30 kN loading (producing cut out), after that the slope became sharper for un-strengthened slabs, the sharpness degree decreased by strengthening the slabs by CFRP sheets.
Furthermore, the decrease in dup,pu as a function of MCU mimics the expected trend following a reduction in Nes (Figure 1B).
