Sentence examples for trend arrow from inspiring English sources

However it didn't outright predict rain except, by dint of my ability to read barometric pressure (which was negligible) I was somehow able to glean rain from the trend arrow that would point down when rain was on its way.

For example, based on glucose trend arrow information, it did not suggest increments in premeal insulin doses above that recommended by the bolus calculator, nor were changes in premeal bolus timing suggested.

This focused on stepwise integration of alarms to minimize alarm fatigue and annoyance, and the use of study-specific algorithms for responding to CGM trend arrows.

7. Hunger Games Box Office: 408,010,692 Wedding Popularity Score: 3 Favorite Trends: Lovestruck arrows.

If you are a budding designer hell-bent on world domination (creator of the next arrow trend), go buy Nylon for Guys now, since it's about twenty times more valuable as an educational tool than any Photoshop how-to rag.

First, region sets with relatively high DNA methylation levels in the untreated samples were more likely to lose methylation in response to treatment than region sets that were already unmethylated in the untreated samples (as indicated by the trend line and red arrows in Figure 4D).

Black arrow shows fractionation trend (~26% Olivine (Ol) + 21% Plagioclase (Plag) + 47% clinopyroxene (Cpx) + 6% magnetite (Mgt); calculated mineral compositions) modelled by Furman et al.27.27

Modern electric vehicles may continue this trend even further, putting another arrow in the quiver of reasons why driving on electricity is a critical part of a Half the Oil future.

My own 2010 post, Did The Rich Cause The Deficit? included this chart, (The red line is the tax rates, the blue is growth and the red arrow shows the trend.

Whereas we observed the described rounding in some of the spines (Fig. 6D, arrow), the general trend was a reduction of the spine head size similar to that seen with 10 µM AMPA application (compare Fig. 6B and Fig. 6E).

Brava values (dark gray square) plot slightly above the biogenic CO2 reservoir indicating a possible mixture between deep-seated CO2 and a biogenic source that causes a graphical trend of samples along the arrows.