Sentence examples for trend to open from inspiring English sources

Classically, a posterolateral approach to the subtalar joint is used, but recent awareness for reconstruction of normal calcaneal height and alignment has led to a trend to open reconstruction and arthrodesis [62].

In an interview after her speech Anka Mulder acknowledged that the trend to open resources "could be a threat to lower-quality universities".

"We certainly think were technically superior, and we can accelerate this trend to open standards as well as to the retail model".

Such changes are likely to grow exponentially in the near future aided by the trend to open access publishing.

There is a trend both to open networking and to the development of strategic partnerships that cover teaching, student placements, the development of the senior management team, and the various forms of research.

That is a big part of why Trend Micro decided to open an office here two years ago.

By Ginevra Pucci and Stefania Poddighe, co-founders of November art fair Flashback There's currently a trend among the young to open new spaces across the city.

Discounters will buck the trend; Kohl's plans to open 70 stores in 2002.

Progressive governments cannot and should not resist the trend to more open societies, but they can ensure that markets are opened fairly.

Until now Canadian grocers have largely ignored the trend in other rich countries to open "convenience" shops in the neighbourhoods where their customers live.

"It's a nice contribution to the field of open chemistry -- and that's a growing trend, inspired by and similar to open source software," said Marc C. Nicklaus, head of the computer-aided drug discovery group at the National Cancer Institute, which is part of the National Institutes of Health.