Sentence examples for trend at high from inspiring English sources

The positive value of ΔS° revealed increase in disorderness of the system and decreasing trend at high temperature causing a change in biomass structure during the sorption process.

The burn rates were found to depend on the strand diameters under the conditions applied, with a generalized decreasing trend at high pressures and atmospheric pressures, and an initial decrease followed by an increase at intermediate pressures.

The linear fitting for the change with F10.7 in Eq. (1) is not meant to contrast with the IRI model which shows saturation trend at high solar activity, but meant to make a simple climatology model that can provide with quick ionospheric correction for GPS used in Korea.

Indeed, analogous calculations using gaussianly distributed ISIs (see Text S1) with a very narrow (and constant) standard deviation shows a decreasing trend for increasing mean input ISI (Fig. 6F), indicating that the increasing trend at high input frequencies depends upon the standard deviation of the input.

However, in the few studies that provided data, we observed inconsistent dose response trend at high arsenic dose.

Phantoms with lipid concentration 3% and 5% were also produced to further observe the fluorescence trend at high µ s′ values.

The ITO film roughness, characterized by the above set of parameters increases (all parameters exhibit the similar trend) at higher deposition temperatures (Table 2).

The almost constant SR, with a potential weak negative trend, at higher flight speed is consistent with previous studies of bat flight (Lindhe Norberg and Winter, 2006; Wolf et al., 2010; Hubel et al., 2010; Hubel et al., 2012).

Interestingly, these researchers observed a reversal of this trend at higher BMI's (BMI >32 kg/m), with severely obese men more strongly encouraged to lose weight than similarly obese female patients [ 21].

French Connection lost £6.3m in the first six months of the year as shoppers defected to cheaper rivals such as Zara and Primark, as well as Asos, to get the latest catwalk trends at high street prices.

Much of your fiction seems to be born from a collision of disparate elements — some kind of cultural trend slams at high speed into a certain character that's evolving in your head and produces a singular kind of story.