Sentence examples for trends refers from inspiring English sources

The term 'structural trends' refers to two-dimensional substructure motifs shared between compounds.

That bit about subscription trends refers to the fact that while subscription revenue continues to decline (insert dial-up Internet joke here), it's "only" down 5percentt, compared to the 13percentt decline it saw during the same period last year.

Two endmember trends, referred to here as the higher-Al/Si trend and lower-Al/Si trend, are distinguished in Figure 3.

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).

The mainstream of these trends refer to the demand and supply but also the destination side and can be shortly described as follows: On the demand side: a persisting trend appears towards more 'demanding' consumers, increasingly seeking a completely diversified tourist experience that is, based on their preferences, furthermore personalized.

However, this drawback would not destroy the main trends referring to conformation and electronic behaviour of polysilylene and addition of solvent force field terms to calculations can neither significantly improve our virtual experiment nor clarify the role of phenyl phenyl group interaction.

This study introduces and tests a quality criterion for time trends referred to as statistical meaningfulness, which is a stricter quality criterion for trends than high statistical significance.

Secular time trends refer to any other changes that are occurring in the health care system (or in this hospital in particular) that would have occurred even in the absence of the intervention.

But Localytics also points to an emerging trend referred to as "app burnout".

Results of contribution margin analysis showed no consistent trend referring to tillage measures.

Based on pure observation, the temporal trend referred to Case 3 and 4 is affected by the occurrence of infiltration with no air ventilation.