Sentence examples for trend recording from inspiring English sources

A software package was used for downloading, viewing, reporting and analysis of trend recording oximeters and capnometers.

But the new numbers are still broadly in line with the upwards trend recorded since the first EU bathing water directive was introduced in 1976, over the head of British objections.

By comparing the raw data, the team was able to identify a trend: recorded night-time temperatures in the troposphere (night being the ultimate form of shade) have indeed risen.

Note the increasing trend recorded during October November 2014.

The catalysts were tested for the oxidative dehydrogenation of n-butane and the activity followed the same trend recorded in the TPR experiments.

The proposed method has proved to be effective in the considered context, because it has adequately underlined the different landscape integrity trend recorded in the two sites.

Timing of the high frequencies for Pinus and ferns correspond with the mid-late Holocene cooling trend recorded in local mountain peatland and coastal regions of the lower Yangtze and Hanjiang deltas.

In contrast to the more common deepening-upward trend recorded by the latest Pleistocene early Holocene valley-fill successions worldwide, sedimentation in the Tuscan valleys equalled, or even exceeded, the rate at which accommodation was created, thus leading to an aggradational, rather than backstepping, stacking pattern of high-frequency (millennial-scale) parasequences.

Differently from what could be expected, the blood pressure trend recorded concomitantly to the rhythm modification in our 5 cases was inconsistent.

Overall, 24% of the patients received psychotherapy before enrolment, for an overall mean of 1.7 days/patient-month, with a decreasing trend recorded during the follow-up period.

Planning for future service trends, recording the details of present day interactions and meeting the varying and demanding requirements of reporting not only require access to large and diverse amounts of data but also the ability to make sense from it.