Sentence examples for trends relate from inspiring English sources

And how do these trends relate to the spread of the smartphone shutterbug, the species capable of fomenting revolution but more often found irritating museumgoers?

In addition, because NHAMCS provided only visit-level weights from 1993 2009 and added ED-level weights in 2005, we cannot yet evaluate whether temporal trends relate to more EDs hiring MLPs or increased use of MLPs in hospitals that already employed them; with additional years of data, these analyses should become possible.

In fact, prior trends relate caulimoviruses to other virus systems based on the common share of the movement protein [ 13], indicating that the most likely origin of caulimoviruses, was chimeric (an hybrid between Ty3/Gypsy retrotransposons and other RNA viruses).

Importantly, there were no dose-related trends relating to tolerability and safety, and no serious TEAEs were considered to be treatment related by the investigators.

Or are the two trends related?

"There is certainly nothing to suggest any crime patterns or trends related to immigration".

The relevant crime statistics tell us nothing about trends related to white-collar crime, broadly defined.

The sales are on – particularly good for designer-vest buying btw – ergo any trends related to that season are officially done.

"However, we prove important changes or trends related to the restriction of pitch transitions, the homogenisation of the timbral palette, and the growing loudness levels".

So here are some of the key trends related to the internationalisation of Chinese higher education: In 2014, there were almost 380,000 international students from more than 200 countries studying at universities in China.

"What you see is an effort in both of these campaigns for the brands to differentiate themselves in some way," Mr. Stewart said, "but also in the context of broader social mores and trends related to tobacco".