Sentence examples for trends to display from inspiring English sources

[Update 3 35pm PT: Facebook's data collection tool for journalists called Signal showed that Terence Crutcher was not appearing as a trend for any users this morning, but is now in the non-public "Emerging Trends" list from which Facebook's curators choose Trends to display, and "Tulsa Police Shooting" is now an official Trend.].

Currently, it uses the third-party service "What The Trend?" to display information about trending topics.

> Knowing the patterns of clonal growth detected by XCI skewing, we can then ask whether variation in other genomic regions of the placenta also follow a trend to displaying more variation between sites, rather than within a given site.

The site also analyzes trends in Tweets and feeds to display trending topics and topic clusters organized by categories (i.e. politics, sports, style).

These hypothesis lay on a robust study recently published by Ellis group, where although a trend (non-significant) to display lymph node involvement with increasing tumour size was seen (especially in tumours larger than 4 cm), basal-like tumours do not seem to obey the "size-node" rule [ 56].

Upon the request of officials at the Liberian Ministry of Health (MoH), CIDMA team members and collaborators developed a dashboard to display trends in national situation report data.

The results indicated the primacy of a multipolar power system balanced between civilizational blocs, which proved to be a natural consequence of the verified systemic trends as well as to display a sufficient potential for stability.

In addition to p-value considerations, significantly different trends were also required to display uniform directions of change in each biological replicate.

They separately calculated the frequency of amino acids in coding, noncoding, and known pseudogene sequences and then graphed the results to display trends of usage in the three sequence types.

Participants with high BMI and radiographic OA (as determined by the KLG [ 13]) were observed to display trends toward higher rates of change than those with lower BMI and without radiographic OA [ 9], although the relation failed to reach statistical significance.

In TNBC patients, 44% of patients with larger tumours also showed a significant trend (p < 0.001) to display more extensive lymph node invasion (Table 3).