Sentence examples for trends coincided from inspiring English sources

Ms. Chernoff was a consultant and Partner for Yankelovich, where her work on consumer health care trends coincided with the blossoming of Direct-to-Consumer advertising in the U.S.

With this approach, we eliminated all confounding by covariates that varied across cities because this was a city-specific analysis, and by covariates whose long-term trends coincided with trends in PM2.5 within cities because those trends were removed.

It may be unkind to point out that all these parlous trends coincide with the opening, this spring, of the $450-million Newseum, in Washington, D.C., but, more and more, what Bill Keller calls "that lovable old-fashioned bundle of ink and cellulose" is starting to feel like an artifact ready for display under glass.

These trends coincide with continuing shifts in demographics.

These social trends coincide with an expected increase in the demand for informal care due to an ageing population and an increased number of chronically ill patients.

Using population‐based cancer registry data, the present study documents the changes in prostate cancer incidence trends coinciding with the release of the PLCO and ERSPC studies and recent USPSTF PSA screening recommendations by month of diagnosis.

The downward trend coincided with investment in a network of drug action teams.

Deals became bigger and bigger as the decade wore on, and this trend coincided with a loosening of credit conditions by banks, which made debt finance even more attractive as they vied for business.

"Popularity of the style has soared over the last 10 years," said Mike Damp, owner of Century 21 High Peaks Realty in Lake Placid, noting that the trend coincided with the boom in the market.

This trend coincided with the creation of Federally guaranteed student loan programs.

As we've shown, this favorable trend coincided with the advent of health care reform's premium subsidies and Medicaid expansion; it's unlikely that's a coincidence.