Sentence examples for the true trend from inspiring English sources
Fed officials have long argued that core inflation is a more meaningful measure of the true trend in inflation.
This paper presents a framework for adjusting optimal water protection in the long term when the true trend in nutrient loading is unknown to the decision maker but can be gradually learned by monitoring stochastic nutrient loads.
Not only can natural variability mask the true trend in global temperatures, but regional trends may also differ sharply from global trends.
However, in this case based on our results, FI seems to reveal the true trend of aromaticity amongst the fractionated samples, better than SUVA254.
Pretax income provides a better indicator of the true trend in earnings growth, as changes in a company's reported tax rate can skew net income percentage changes but will not affect pretax income.
This may result in an over-estimation of the true trends in the prevalence of anti-depressants, given that children from lower socioeconomic backgrounds are more likely to be prescribed a psychotropic medication [ 29, 30] and are at greater risk of depression [ 11] and anxiety related disorders [ 31].
This may result in an overestimation of the true trends in BZD prescription rates, given that children from lower socioeconomic backgrounds are more likely to be prescribed a psychotropic medication and are at greater risk of epilepsy and anxiety-related disorders.
Assuming that the trend is not a small temporal part of a major very long-period cycle or due to some temporally-coincident stochastic change, then it is possible to temporally and spectrally decompose the time series to separate the oscillatory and true trend elements using, for instance, the wavelet transform technique.
On July 26, Lt. Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, the second-ranking American commander in Iraq, said that the lower death toll was a "positive sign" but that it was too early to say whether the reduction was a "true trend".
The linear trend was used to convey a lack of information rather than a strictly linear relationship in compound concentration i.e. the case where a true trend was dwarfed by relative measurement error.
