Sentence examples for trend to study from inspiring English sources
Leisure and the performing and expressive arts are also down, both by 15%, as the established trend to study traditional academic subjects favoured by elite Russell Group universities continues.
More new technologies should be used, and the combination of multiple analytical methods is a new trend to study the interaction between active ingredients of traditional Chinese medicine and plasma proteins.
During a series of processes, such as erythrocyte lysis, cell centrifugation, and washing, many CTCs get lost and much detection time and money are spent, so it is a trend to study rapid detection.
According to the ideas of risk assessment proposed in the research with achievements, such as research on power grid faults caused by lighting [45], hidden failures of secondary equipment will be treated as a new input to assess risk online and analyze the security of power grid, which will be a new trend to study hidden failures.
Protein phosphorylation has been studied extensively on an individual basis, but there is an emerging trend to study phosphorylation on a proteomic scale.
We performed individual-based simulations with different shapes of the fitness curve, different heritabilities, different levels of density compensation, and different autocorrelation of environmental noise imposed on an environmental trend to study the ability of a population to adapt to changing conditions.
Logistic regression analysis was applied to examine gender- and age-specific smoking trends and to study the association between cigarette and waterpipe smoking.
Chi-square test for trend was used to study linear trends across time.
Four of the twenty-three patients were tested positive for antibodies against TB-403; however, no trend in relation to study treatment or across treatment groups was identified.
The Cochran Armitage test of trend was applied to study differences in distribution of risk allele numbers per individual in the different cohorts.
The identified exposure trends were used to study the effectiveness of control measures implemented over a nine-year period.
