Sentence examples for trend generated from inspiring English sources

Oil prices dropped below $54 on Tuesday, maintaining a downward trend generated by profit-taking over the past week.

In this article, combining with the practical applications, the computation method of sentiment phrases trend generated by the following seven different combination modes is adopted (Table 1).

The module size distribution of predicted protein complexes for each compared methods on the DIP network has been shown in Figure 5. From it we can conclude that the major trend generated by our algorithm is very similar to that of the complexes in the benchmark set, which suggest that the definition of protein complex based on the weak tie effect is reasonable.

The major trend generated by MD and MCL are both similar to that of the complexes in MIPS database, which suggest the definition of modularity density is reasonable (Note that the MIPS complex is a combination of hand-curated and experimental complexes. They have some overlap, so complex curve is higher. But the trend is similar).

Plumbing American behavior for potential trends generated front-page headlines like "Men, Women: We're Still Different" and "USA Is Eating Its Vegetables".

His hyperactive and haphazard pursuit of fashion trends generated valuable publicity.

Also, extensive two-dimensional numerical simulations were performed to provide supporting evidence for the behavior trends generated by RDD.

Memebox is able to do this because of data about skin types, preferences and trends generated by its 5 million monthly active users.

But it turns out that one of its earliest, lean-back efforts has not proven to be its most fruitful: Promoted Trends generated less than 10percentt of the company's revenue in the three months ended June 30 , 2013

This not only can halt trends that had been proceeding before the event, it also can generate trends of its own (Fig. 13e)—in fact, it is possible that trends generated during normal times can be reversed by those resulting from a mass extinction.

In the case of evolutionary trends generated by heterochrony in dinosaurs situated in the terrestrial environment, the agents of selection are harder to quantify but may relate to "arms races" between predators and prey: as a prey species evolves a larger body size to combat the effect of predation from a particular source, so selection will favor larger predators.