Sentence examples for trends reached from inspiring English sources

The new trends reached their pinnacle in the work of Prem Chand (died 1936), whose novels (especially Godān) and short stories depict common rural life; and in the work of Harishchandra of Benares (died 1885), honoured as Bhāratendu (Moon of India), who wrote in the Braj Bhasha dialect.

None of these trends reached statistical significance.

These trends reached borderline significance for IFN-γ and IL-13.

P-values for these correlations, calculated by the χ test for trends, reached 0.027 for PLK1 and 0.019 for PLK3, respectively.

However, none of these trends reached statistical significance; note that the analysis among controls or among AD involved relative smaller population numbers, compared to the analysis between controls and AD of Table 2, resulting in diminished statistical power.

Consistent with this conclusion, data from individual participants did not show linear trends, in contrast with the synchronized interval durations, where the trends reached significance in individual participants (Fig. 8).

This crisis is the culmination of events and trends reaching back, depending on your perspective, four, seven, seventeen, twenty-two, thirty-eight, thirty-eight, sixty-five, or a hundred and two years.

After stratifying by gender, both groups reported an increased frequency of hand washing compared with one year ago, with these trends reaching statistical significance by Chi-square analysis.

Since increasing and decreasing trends reach their minimum concentrations at different endpoints, the overall effect on median relative deviations is not pronounced when the two trends are balanced in number.

The difference between the two conditions can be explained by the fact that all increasing trends start at or very close to 0, while only some of the decreasing trends reach such low concentrations.

These two trends reach an equilibrium at some cost level; the corresponding equilibrium level of robustness depends on the translation rate: highly expressed proteins must be highly robust, otherwise the misfolding cost would be unacceptably high (fig. 4).