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Discover Ludwig"trended toward" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about something that is gradually changing in one direction over a certain period of time. For example, "Over the last five years, the number of people attending the festival trended toward fewer and fewer."
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The reaction trended toward the negative.
No statistically significant differences were detected, but houses with dogs trended toward higher arthropod diversity, while houses with cats trended toward less.
Accessory COGs frequencies trended toward pre-PCV7 values with increasing time since vaccine introduction.
On average, data trended toward a treatment effect depending on the day.
Pharmacological algorithms designed to focus medical management have trended toward earlier and more aggressive treatment.
Western Pennsylvania has a more Midwest feel and has trended toward the Republican Party.
Within the region set for fall, F trended toward larger values indicating later first fall frost.
MSEAs, who had the highest incidence of these risk factors, had more advanced tumor stage and trended toward worse survival.
In recent years, low-cost silicon for photovoltaic applications has trended toward smaller grain sizes with lower dislocation densities.
The study group trended toward improvement, whereas the control group performance declined substantially between pre- and posttests.
After adjustment, the difference was not significant (P = 0.053) but the LPHA group trended toward lower normalized VHI scores.
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