Sentence examples for trend is associated from inspiring English sources
Such a trend is associated with land conversion into concrete surface in surrounding areas and reduction in vegetation cover.
This positive trend is associated with improved OER kinetics and a reduced iR drop (solution resistance) for higher pH.
Seeking a second opinion has become more common in recent years, and the trend is associated with significant changes in the patient-doctor relationship.
We suggest that the first trend is associated with the effects of shadowing on the nucleation density in the pre-coalescence regime, and we attribute the second trend to an increase in surface roughness and shadowing effects associated with the dome-shaped surfaces of individual grains.
This trend is associated with the proactive approach of harnessing the strengths of communities, as distinct from the traditional reactive, top-down approaches to DRR associated with the deficit model of vulnerability, where disaster victims are seen as "helpless" (Manyena 2009, p. 9).
The expansion component which preserves a given trend is associated with a, on the other hand the modification part favors change and is related to b.
In the middle latitudes this cooling trend was associated with intermittent periods of advancing and retreating mountain glaciers reminiscent of (though far more modest than) the more substantial advance and retreat of the major continental ice sheets of the Pleistocene climate epoch.
This trend was associated with the so-called voluntarism of John Duns Scotus (c. 1266 1308), the nominalism of William of Ockham (c. 1285 1347/49) and other 13th 14th-century 13th 14th-centurytiChristianhe development of anti-AriScholasticshysics andthe University of Paris andevelopment beginning in the 14th century.
In girls, current maternal depression and lifetime maternal depression (showing a non-significant trend) were associated.
This trend was associated with comparable upsurges in the xylem sap.
The secular trend was associated with a natural decline in the length of MV (secular trend β1 = −0.016, P <0.001).
