Sentence examples for well-defined trend from inspiring English sources

Distribution of overpressures shows a well-defined trend with depth to top of overpressures, increasing towards the central part of the field to a maximum depth of about 13,124 ft (4,000 m).

Prevalence of anti-HBs increased according to CD4 level, with a well-defined trend toward higher values at the higher CD4 levels (Table 4).

In evidence are the relationships between BEF and R with DBH, height, and age have a well-defined trend, following an negative exponential curve and that BEF and R decrease as DBH, height, and age increase.

The values of the ratio between the cracked and uncracked beam natural frequencies, the frequency ratio, are examined and are shown to follow well-defined trends with respect to the crack parameters and end mass and rotary inertia.

Invariance of the overall patterns of GC distribution along the chromosomes of mouse and human, therefore, suggests that there might be some well-defined trends in the nucleotide and/or amino acid substitution patterns across these two species.

All the data agree within mutual uncertainty and plot along a well-defined linear trend.

The calc-alkaline intrusive rocks exhibit a well-defined compositional trend from gabbro to granite, reflecting continuous fractional crystallization.

These graphics have a well-defined defined color palette and trippy handwritten typography.

However, its circulation was not well-defined and a weakening trend began, and Blanca was downgraded to a depression on June 12.

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.