Sentence examples for trend of class from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a five-fold classification scheme was followed based on natural break classifier option in GIS, which maximizes the variance between the susceptibility classes and represents a clear trend of class index value distribution.

All individual regions show a decreasing trend of Class 1 and 2 days in summer (Table 4), and an increase in Classes 3 and 4. In winter (Table 5) Class 1 also reduces, but increases are found in Classes 2 and 3. Fig. 4 compares the occurrence of summer extreme values of the BGC-SW index in the 1991 2008 period with a 1960 1990 baseline, expressed as a percentage increase in yearly probability.

"This lawsuit is part of a nationwide trend of class-action lawyers attacking internship opportunities provided by companies in the media and entertainment industry," it said.

The administration spent billions on teacher hiring as part of the stimulus bill, a move praised by the unions for helping to minimize the trend of increasing class sizes post-recession.

A characteristic trend of this class is to have large sized families with their genes arranged juxtaposed on the same chromosomal locations.

Troop 137 has become part of an emerging national trend of large classes of young men gaining scouting's elite rank.

As Mayor, I would slow certain housing in favor of adding affordable housing units and artist loft to counteract the trend of working-class families leaving San Francisco.

The general trend of these classes is the same as reported in Figure 5 of [ 21], in which it is evident that all of them are prevalently induced from stage A to B and then mostly repressed.

We used a χ test for trend to determine the trend of age-class prevalence of IgG antibodies to GIV.1 and GIV.2 VLPs, and Fisher exact test to determine the difference between the seroprevalence rates for the 2 antigens and the differences in prevalence among the age groups.

Figure 9 shows delay trends of voice class for three different load situations (with 100% growth rate at each situation).

The aim of this study was to monitor acquired resistance to understand present trends and correlates of class resistance in subjects failing cART regimens in a multicenter Italian network based over the 2003 2012 period.