Sentence examples for trend resembles from inspiring English sources

This trend resembles a bell-shaped behavior, with the length reaching its maximum value at an intermediate temperature.

Interestingly, we find that our proposed trend resembles the trends of the Shanghai Composite Index, one of the stock market indices in China.

Some implicit assumptions are 1) that environmental exposures around the time of birth (± ~1.5 years) are the most important, since autism by definition is either present from birth or develops within the first few years of life [ 1, 4, 21], and 2) that the rise in autism is driven by one or more environmental influences whose collective temporal trend resembles the trend in autism [ 3].

In reaction to this situation, law school enrollments have dropped precipitously, Harper reports, in a trend resembling the "internal brain drain" of talented young Americans from science to other fields that has been identified by University of California, Davis, computer professor Norman Matloff.

We therefore handpicked 18 genes below our 0.95 cutoff that displayed a trend resembling the allele-specific expression patterns of weakly imprinted genes.

Particle size trends resembled those of the Ra values.

Cell topography and mechanics trended resembled those of the genes' expression.

These trends resembled those in other developing countries such as China (using the same IMPACT model), as well as India [ 14, 59].

In part, these current Brazilian epidemiological trends resemble the characteristics of the age distribution of dengue in Southeast Asia, where dengue is a childhood illness.

Hong Kong trends resembled those in the USA, England and Wales, showing stable or slow decline in the IHD rates, while increasing trends were observed for some age groups, particularly young adults.

To verify if the modifications specific to H are due to the distinct biology of stem cells, we repeated our analysis in H9 human embryonic stem cells and observed trends resembling H.