Sentence examples for trend much more from inspiring English sources
The researchers, at the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory of the Commerce Department, said computer simulations that took into account emissions of heat-trapping gases had replicated the warming trend much more realistically than did simulations that used only natural fluctuations in the climate.
I think I understand where Twitter is going with this whole thing, but before carving out the ad space, they really should make trends much more relevant to individual users".
The most significant of these is the absence of data concerning the precise timing, frequency and nature of the aridification trends; much more palaeobotanical and geological evidence is needed if we are to narrow down their timing reliably within the broad bounds of the Neogene.
Azalea responded to Eminem's verse, telling her followers: "I'm bored of the old men threatening young women as entertainment trend and much more interested in the young women getting $ trend".
In the shops, the trend is much more pronounced.
Similar to cattle, fewer shoats were found inside than outside conservancies, but this trend is much more clearly apparent for shoats.
On the red-green scale, however, females preferred red, whereas males opted for green--a difference that held true for Caucasian and Chinese subjects, although in Chinese females the trend was much more pronounced.
In both the "salt added" and "pH dropped" samples, a general increase is seen in the percent zinc retained as chloride concentration increases, following a slight drop in percent zinc retained upon the addition of 0.1 M NaCl, with the trend appearing much more consistently in the "pH dropped samples" (Figure 3a-d).
This past year we have seen another positive trend - much more talk about the unfairness women experience when they want a sterilization procedure.
The trend is much more conversations about very personal topics we aren't used to talk about in such events.
This trend is much more prevalent for the HSE-optimized structures.
