Sentence examples for with different trends from inspiring English sources

Small world properties had different patterns in pathological aging in open eyes, with different trends in EEG frequency bands.

The experimental results demonstrate that IFT decreases with different trends as the equilibrium pressure increases for the systems of live oil/CO2 and dead oil/CO2 systems.

With the strengthening of along-wind turbulence, the lift force increases, while the drag and pitching moment forces vary with different trends in different frequency ranges.

The results indicate adaptive response mechanism on the level of membrane composition and cell surface hydrophobicity for colony and planktonic grown cells of P. putida mt-2 but with different trends in dependence of environmental and initial physiological conditions.

For this purpose, engineering logging of the rock cores, single and cross-hole hydraulic tests, and recharge/drainage tests were performed using seven drilled holes with different trends and plunges.

In Fig. 2 we show the H, Z, and D annual means time series (thin black) and the filtered time series (gray), generically denoted by E 11 (E stands for "geomagnetic element") in the following sections, that represent the internal field, for three observatories with different trends, namely SUA, NGK, and HAD.

3-NPA injection in vivo caused motor impairment, mitochondrial dysfunction and oxidative damage with different trend in young and adult mice.

The velocity profile is shown to alter significantly during such events with three different trends identified.

Yacht manufactory industries have been faced with two different trends over the last few years: on the one hand, the current economic crisis, which has halted the production of super and mega yachts, and on the other, the increase in the dimensions of both sailing and motor yachts.

The recoveries of GFPapt and library were both strongly dependent on the flow rate but with considerably different trends.

The major limitation of the study is the ecological design, which provides evidence of diverging trends but does not demonstrate which policies or practices might be associated with these different trends.