Sentence examples for trends denoted from inspiring English sources

individual effects and individual linear trends (denoted 3).

There is a set with descending trends (denoted 'Des') and a set with ascending trends (denoted 'Asc').

Secular variation studies developed by Demetrescu and Dobrica (2005, 2014) and Dobrica et al. (2013) on long time series (100 150 years) of observatory data showed that the surface field and its SV are constituted of oscillations at time scales of ~ 11, ~ 22 and ~ 80 years, which are superimposed on a (quasi linear trend denoted steady variation.

Surprisingly, given the consistent support of the positive correlation between gene expression and compactness in diverse organisms, the opposite trend, hereinafter denoted the C↓E trend, has been reported in flowering plants, the monocot Oryza sativa (rice), and the dicot A. thaliana (Ren et al. 2006).

The change points detected in the incidence and mortality trends are denoted by vertical strokes.

In addition, we report clusters that were trend significant (denoted in italics), at p<0.10 corrected for the whole brain.

The deviation between yRW and the local trend is denoted by yDEV that can be also be used to calculate the Hurst parameter.

"Whether or not this central trend is denoted a tree of life could be a matter of convention and convenience, but the nature of this trend as well as the other trends that can be discerned in the forest merit investigation" [ 57].

AC and SCC, though sharing some risk factors, display different spatial distributions and temporal trends worldwide, denoting that they are basically different diseases.

The changing trend denotes that the country is transitioning from a low prevalence to a concentrated epidemic stage.

The word "trend" itself denotes a temporary existence and ease of being replaced (imminence of change).