Sentence examples for trend to explain from inspiring English sources

The trend to explain the evolution of human races, morality, and civilization was capped by Darwin in his two-volume The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex (1871).

But it is hard to apply to Germany, where unit labour costs have been held down for a decade and where, if the economy does need to be rebalanced, it is arguably in favour of consumption.There is also a longer-term trend to explain.

Meta-regression on all studies disclosed only a trend to explain effect variation by prone duration (P = 0.06).

There was only a nonsignificant trend to explain effect size variation by actual prone duration (z = -1.88; P = 0.06).

There was a non statistically significant linear trend to explain effect size variation by year of publication (P = 0.537).

Similarly, there was a non statistically significant linear trend to explain effect size variation by gender in terms of the male-to-female ratio (P = 0.557).

Economic experts pointed to several trends to explain how Americans were feeling better about the economy even though growth in jobs and the overall economy had weakened.

The administration is using the trends to explain its eagerness to bolster American support for the Asia-Pacific region, which is nervous about Beijing's intentions but fearful of antagonizing China.

These results are eventually combined with the assessment of key technology development trends to explain how this can affect the development of a European supergrid.

We present data on site-wise variations in atmospheric fluxes of OC to explain the influence of urban sources; inter-annual variations to explain rising trends over time and; seasonal (intra-annual) variations and month-wise trends to explain within a year influence of climatic variables (temperature, rainfall, wind etc).

This strongly humanistic trend serves to explain, at least in part, the development of portraiture as an independent genre and the ever-increasing number of profane, usually classical mythological, subjects in the art of the Renaissance.