Sentence examples for trend arising from inspiring English sources

The p-values were derived from a chi-square test of a linear trend arising out of the GEE model.

Increased life expectancy is also a global trend arising from improvements in health care that have allowed people to live longer, healthier lives [ 2].

The analysis found that the two groups (luminal-A trend and basal-like trend) arising from K-mean cluster did not display the obvious different survival rate (log rank P = 0.3364; see Figure 6(b)).

But a new trend arose at the 1876 Centennial in Philadelphia: the embroidery of everyday items like doilies, dresser scarves and dish towels.

The trend arises both from an increasing tolerance for candor among retailers and from the emergence of inexpensive technology to track and post customer opinions on individual Web sites.

But a strange trend arose on our final day: Even the people Alias was leading me to didn't deny the allegations against Thomson Safaris when I spoke to them one-on-one.

Much of the evidence for a dose trend arises for CHD, which is particularly influenced by smoking.

In these circumstances, the apparent trend arises from a comparison of exposure categories with SMRs distributed below and above the null value of 1.0.

For both resin types studied, a definite trend arises as the amide II COG shifted toward higher wavenumbers with increasing NaOH concentration.

This second trend arose because the contribution to response to selection declined more rapidly for GS than for PAGE, due to the greater impact of genetic drift and hitchhiking on the loss of favourable alleles in the GS only scenarios.

In light of these differences, the authors decided to evaluate and interpret the clear trends arising from the two maps.