Sentence examples for trend towards further from inspiring English sources

However, irrespective of such uncertainties, it has been widely accepted that osteoporotic fractures impose a huge economic burden worldwide, with a trend towards further increases [6].

I wondered whether Ana's classes were part of a trend towards further normalizing the objectification of women, or if sex work could actually be empowering.

Whilst there was a general trend towards further improvement in their attitudes, their mean scores pre and post the program were not significantly different.

A trend towards further upregulation of eRNA2 was seen in the presence of estrogen in TOX3-expressing cells, although this did not reach significance and was of lower magnitude than that seen for eRNA1.

Pneumonia and MV each increased blood creatinine levels in comparison with naïve mice and a trend towards further increased creatinine levels in the pneumonia + MV group was observed (see Figure S5B in Additional file 6).

Although a one-year of follow-up indicated a trend towards recovery, further follow-ups of several years are needed to evaluate the longer term outcome.

This positive effect is time-dependent and displays an early rapid increase until the third year, when the gain is utmost, but then drops regularly afterwards, without apparently any trend towards a further plateau.

As shown in Figure 1B SERCA2a mRNA levels were significantly higher in diabetic compared to non-diabetic animals and showed a trend towards a further in crease in insulin-treated animals (both p < 0.05 vs control).

The island's population stands at around 4,600 and the trend is pointing towards further depopulation as the elderly diminish in number and its young people leave.

Furthermore, though no significant decrease of GTV was observed during SBRT treatment, there was a trend towards decrease and further follow-up is needed to evaluate the critical time.

As we head into the post-PRISM era, there's even a chance that this trend towards privacy will become further entrenched.