Sentence examples for trend surprisingly from inspiring English sources

However, ICU and hospital mortalities showed an opposite trend (surprisingly translated into a hazard ratio <1 in the unadjusted Cox proportional hazard analysis, suggesting erroneous censoring as discussed below).

In addition to the genome-wide correlation between constraint on protein-coding sequences and TE abundance, we find that this trend surprisingly also holds for the piRNA machinery itself.

Mark Tafoya, the president of the Metro Chapter of the United States Personal Chef Association, said the trend was "surprisingly middle class" -- chefs charge $350 to $450 for 20 meals, including the groceries.

The Progressive Era was fascinated with science and professionalization, and child-rearing trends, not surprisingly, mirrored those obsessions.

So it applied some natural language processing and some unique algorithms to determine not only what's trending — not surprisingly, there's a lot of chatter about Paul Ryan and Mitt Romney lately — but relationships between subjects.

BC is identified as a sensitive tracer of extratropical mixing into the lower tropical tropopause layer and trends toward surprisingly uniform loadings in the lower stratosphere of ∼1 ng/kg.

Considering the history of frequent mistrust between academe and industry, the trend today has "surprisingly few critics," Mullins writes.

Surprisingly, trends were strongest for body mass, in spite of the absence of direct selection, probably because of their higher heritability.

The de-trended series from the raw mortality displayed seasonality but, not surprisingly, no trend decline (graphics not shown).

Not surprisingly, this trend is difficult for some boomers to accept.

Perhaps surprisingly, the trend for the supercoach has not yet crossed over to the women's game.