Yet, as the paper points out, the data that produces this trend is often influenced by external factors unrelated to debt levels.
Even if doctors are not sure that a heart attack is the source of a patient's chest pain, the current trend is often to perform a coronary angiogram soon.
THE life span of a television trend is often measured in mini-seasons, so the seven years since "Survivor" rushed reality television to the center of the pop-culture universe counts for at least a generation.
While in developed countries, the propensity to commute long distances generally originates from the preference to work in the core of the city and live in the suburb or periphery, in developing countries, the trend is often quite the opposite.
This baroque trend is often conspicuously ornamental and began to be deployed on the walls of forums and tombs in Italy already in the late first century A.D. But baroque architecture in Roman antiquity was foremost in the Greek East where high-quality marble and expert marble carvers made it the architectural mode of choice.
This trend is often dubbed the "internet of things", or IoT for short.
This trend is often explained by the history of migration and the migration policy development of both host countries.
This methodological trend is often accompanied with the dismissal of traditional teaching as unsuccessful with the flipped classroom positioned as a solution.
While a decline in the ratio's 21-day trend is often associated with bullish conditions, it is when the trend reverses and begins to move higher that the market normally expects short-term selling pressure.
While that trend is often overstated, what cannot be overstated is the risk that traditional vendors face if they don't start being laser-focused on making their solutions both fit-for-purpose in terms of functionality, but also in terms of ease of use.
The use of knives began to fade from Asian cutlery as chopsticks popularized; the trend is often attributed to Confucius, an influential philosopher who was vegetarian.
