Sentence examples for upon trends from inspiring English sources

Neither conditional nor unconditional predictions can be based upon trends, because these may change or be reversed with a change in the conditions which gave rise to them in the first instance.

Our aim was to determine the possible impact of drift in diagnostic criteria, earlier diagnosis and changing biological features of the tumours upon trends in survival.

Although Hyundai doesn't yet have plans to bring a new, smaller C.U.V. to the North American market, Mr. Krafcik said that based upon market trends, an offering smaller than its Tucson is a possibility.

In particular, we elaborate upon the trends of software-defined radio, cognitive radio, MAC programmable wireless devices, programmable wireless testbeds, and programmable radios in this particular order.

Second, many prophetic predictions are based upon existing trends and tendencies, which provide God with enough evidence to foresee the future (Hasker 1989, 195).

The authors attempt to critically evaluate a commercial potential of these materials upon ongoing trends in research & development of electrochemical capacitors.

These are also drawn upon contemporary trends of the global tourist market, expressed by the shift towards more mature tourist flows, seeking new experiences of places, cultures, gastronomy, etc.

Flint argues that if people are truly free in a sense that implies future contingency, then not even God could know very much about the future based upon present trends and tendencies alone.

Based upon observed trends: (1) Delta features exhibit significant spatial variability in organic chemical composition, and (2) localized Delta features appear to exert strong controls on terrigenous DOC as it passes through the Delta and is exported into the Pacific Ocean.

The lofty vision of "Favela Cloud" touches upon several trends cycling through architecture today.

The process for selecting Likely Voter targets is based upon partisan trends identified nationally (and reported monthly).