Sentence examples for well defined trend from inspiring English sources
Plots of relative insertion loss versus the path difference, normalised with respect to barrier heights, for a range of T-top widths and absorbent treatment, resulted in a collapse of data around well defined trend lines which offer the potential of being developed into a prediction method.
The specialist examinations did not show a well defined trend during the follow-up.
Since the surveys were carried out in different countries, with different sample sizes, different statistical designs and often considering different choice experiment attributes as well, the results emerging from the literature are somewhat heterogeneous, although there are some well defined trends.
For the earthen roads increase case (plot (b)), the growth is well defined by an exponential trend and clearly illustrates the earthen roads construction "boom" occurring in Nepal over the past decade.
From the actual ϕ C cross-plot, the trend within the sand reservoir is not well defined, while in the shale zone, the trend is quite clear.
After 2000, the yield/mu maintained a relatively constant level; an increasing trend was not well defined.
While this is nothing new for Republicans, who nationally see stronger numbers among Baby Boomers and the Greatest Generation than with Gen Xers and Millennials, but the trend is even more well defined in Anne Arundel County.
Although, the behaviour is found across all the cohorts considered, within the ego-age range of 25-60 year olds the trend appears to be particularly well defined.
In the Fogo member A example, the 500, 300, 200, and 100 cm contours are closed, as they are constrained by a large number of adjacent data points and therefore spatial trends for these particular thicknesses are well defined.
The increasing trend in the storm disaster area was very well defined.
The natural log of the Fogo A data display a coherent trend with distance from source (Figure 4A) with some scatter but well defined upper and lower bounds.
