Sentence examples for trend so that from inspiring English sources

We need to know who is following this trend so that we can let them know what we think of their hiring practices.

Similarly, the states that have allowed the districts to choke schools with the diagnostic tests and data collection could reverse that trend so that schools have perhaps one or two higher-quality tests per year.

It is shown that the liner thickness needs to be considered to correct the predicted damping trend so that the estimated acoustic power absorption agrees well with the measured one over the interested frequency range.

The paper presents our approach to learner predication in MOOCs by exploring the impact that technology has on open learning and identifies how data about student performance can be captured to predict trend so that at risk students can be identified before they drop-out.

These policy reforms were introduced as a response to this declining trend so that more patients would choose to be treated as private patients in either private or public hospitals at a subsidised cost through private health insurance [ 4, 5].

And they extrapolate trends rather than trying to understand the deep processes that drive the trends, so that they can logically discern where those processes are growing".

By analysing transactional and customer data in an instant, sales-i provides greater visibility into customer buying habits and trends so that salespeople can make smarter sales decisions.

I always think a designer must be able to think fast and react to new trends so that you're delivering what your customer wants and needs – you must remember when designing not to design for yourself but design for your target audience.

Slurry video analyses provided spray angle directional trends so that a subset of the domain could be simulated to save computational time.

MotivIndex helps its clients identify emerging consumer trends so that they can make appropriate business decisions concerning their products and services.

It is also designed to provide valid cohort-to-cohort and year-to-year trends, so that overall, state-level, and income, racial and ethnic subgroup changes in students deemed "basic" or "proficient" can be trusted.