Sentence examples for trend uniformly from inspiring English sources

Further examination of the data demonstrated that the relationship with TDI differed by GOR, with a uniformly high rate in the South West (P=0.85 for trend), uniformly low rates in the East Midlands (P=0.67) and East of England (P=0.31) and a striking trend in incidence with TDI in the North West, West Midlands and Yorkshire and the Humber (all P⩽0.0001).

Measurements of vWF-concentrations showed rising trends uniformly for both groups with significant higher values at 1 hour after CPB initiation for IWC-group compared to the ICC-group (ICC: 178.4 ± 73.2 U/dL; IWC: 258.2 ± 89.7 U/dL; P < 0.001; Figure 4).

It is worth noting that recent research trends in uniformly L-Lipschitzian mappings are concerned with the normal structure and structure of fixed point sets (operatorname{Fix}(T)) of the semigroup of uniformly L-Lipschitzian mappings.

Moreover, this trend is not uniformly observed for all regulatory signals.

The intensity of price increases and decreases is obviously different across segments, but the general impression is that both trends are roughly uniformly distributed across segments.

Findings indicate that while displacement often corresponds to conflict levels, such trends were not uniformly observed in governorate-level analysis.

Although the trends were not uniformly monotonic, the strongest associations between cleft palate alone and propylene dichloride, tetrachloroethane, 1,1,2-trichloroethane, and 1,2,3-trichloropropane were observed in the highest categories of exposure risk values (Table  7).

However, sliding window analyses show that this trend does not apply uniformly to the entire sequence and that different regions of the genes may be subject to different processes.

It reveals fitted values for the response closely tracing the observed counts, white-noise looking residual time series that have no trend or serial correlation, and uniformly distributed PIT (Probability Integral Transform) residuals [ 11, 12].

The purchase data showed trends for changes over time, although not uniformly related to the intervention.

Borrowing from environmentalists, critics assert that this trend endangers "cultural diversity" and leads to a uniformly "Americanized" world.