Sentence examples for trends expressed from inspiring English sources

“It’s quite depictive of pent-up demand being unleashed, and much in line with the demand trends expressed by the management teams” in quarterly earnings reports, says Brian Sozzi, an analyst with Wall Street Strategies.

Conclusions related to diffusion coefficient are closely related to trends expressed by the MSD.

Population-based linked health administrative data provide a cost-effective means to examine long-term morbidity trends expressed in the number of hospital admissions and length of stay for specific disease classifications.

Second, despite the similar trends (expressed more abundantly in sample T than in samples M and B) for each unigene between FirS and the RPKM results (A0 to M0), the relative expression quantities of each unigene in sample L were universally higher from reflected data (FirS) than that from the predicted data (RPKM).

These tectonic features are either high trends (expressing anticlinal zones or swell-like belts) or low trends (referring synclinal zones or trough-like belts) and fault trends (throwing from the high trends to the low trends).

(FGD 1_Urban)Elderly respondents vocalised their ambivalence around current social trends expressing strong concerns around the influence of the media, which promotes the desire for increasingly consumerist lifestyles.

This notion of earth system governance is phenomenological inasmuch as it describes an emerging social trend expressed in hundreds of international regimes, international bureaucracies, national agencies, local and transnational activists groups and expert networks.

The price instability coefficient is the average deviation of prices from the trend, expressed as percentage the mean price.

The main trend expressed by the attendees was a commitment to help minorities, women and military veterans have greater access to education in technology fields.

Partial regression coefficients that express mean difference in FT4 per kg/m difference in BMI were estimated and tested whether this association displayed a linear trend (expressed as P values for trend).

Analysis was repeated with the aeromedical service trend expressed as a proportion of the overall trend across the RFDS Central Operations zone (SA and NT), which served to adjust for macro-level (but not Tennant Creek specific) events coinciding with the timing of the intervention.