Sentence examples for trends as reported from inspiring English sources

Comparisons of numerical solutions with previous results show consistent trends as reported in studies dealing with Cartesian coordinates.

There are a myriad of possible reasons for this, the more convincing ones linked to educational trends as reported by UNESCO: women now outnumber men in worldwide university enrollments and graduation rates.

Lamanna et al. recently reported that embryonic fibroblasts derived from mice devoid of both the Sulf1 and Sulf2 secreted sulfatases had not only the expected increase in 6-O sulfation of glucosamine, but also a decrease in 2-O sulfated iduronic acid [17], the same trends as reported for the Hs2st-deficient mice.

The confirmatory analyses, while not significant, indicated similar trends as reported in the primary analyses.

This sample may therefore be more homogeneous than in other community studies which may explain why we failed to find more consistent socio-demographic trends as reported in some previous studies [ 2, 23].

We also showed that spontaneous preterm births played a role in determining overall trends, as reported in other in-depth studies of preterm birth in Denmark, Scotland, Australia, Finland, and the Netherlands.

Habitat destruction and environmental change at a macroecological scale could be affecting population trends at the local scale as reported elsewhere [28].

Realistically, the fact that incarceration has expanded each and every year from 1973 through the present has not led to a steady downward crime trend, as reported by Rick Ruddell in America Behind Bars: Trends in Imprisonment, 1950 to 2000.

There was also a decline in foreclosure activity, but for the most part that is also a continuing trend, as reported by RealtyTrac.

Our findings follow the same trend as reported by Ma et al. [20] (reported data in [20] extracted from TEM analysis).

However, the S1 sample data reported here and those from [24] with 11-, 20-, and 40-nm nominal sizes do not show the same trend as reported by Beck et al. [28] in their study on the effect of particle size on alumina nanofluids in ethylene glycol.