Sentences with phrase «term trends appear»

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However, two trends appear supportive over the long - term.

While the shares rallied from their February $ 2 low, they still appear stuck in a long - term down trend from $ 40 highs way back in 2006.

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The outlook for tourism - related services appears positive, with short - term visitor arrivals showing a firm upward trend and industry contacts reporting solid international demand.

While at present those pressures appear manageable, over the medium term they are more likely to grow than to diminish in an economy growing faster than trend.

The Gunners appear to be appear to be giving in to the growing trend of playing with 3 centre - halves, as Chelsea, Tottenham and Manchester United have all tried out this term, and it has so far proved a success, with the Blues closing on the title since the change in system, and Spurs their nearest rivals to win the league.

As such, teleconnections may mask the trend of a longer - term climate signal or enhance the signal making it appear stronger than it is.

It appears that the climate changes according to a repeating 60 year or so pattern with 30 years of general warming and 30 years of general cooling, this pattern superimposed, we hope, on a very slow longer term warming trend.

Dr Martin says although this trend has appeared in many short - term studies, when her research team examined the data over eight decades they discovered a different picture — particularly when it comes to women.

I guess I sort of made up the term based on different trends that appears to be rolled into one with this vest.

While more and more people are turning to dating apps to meet singles for long - term love and / or a casual affair, this trend appears to coincide with a rise in the rates of syphilis and HIV, too.

It appears that in terms of the priority of investment, there is an upward trend through the school years.

At points in the past 25 years we have appeared to be moving away from a 5 - 16 assumption about the curriculum to thinking about 5 - 7, 7 - 14 and 14 - 19 curricula: that trend, certainly in terms of the implications for secondary seems to have been parked.

[10] Creaming does not appear to be a widespread trend in Massachusetts, which is a fair indicator that the state's charter system is being run responsibly in terms of access and original purpose.

The shift from sedans and hatchbacks («cars» in industry parlance) to SUVs, crossovers, and pickups («trucks») appears to be a long - term trend, helped along by gasoline prices much lower than earlier in the decade, and making fuel seem comparably cheap.

That long term trend is what will provide us with significant increases in wealth over time - Not attempting to buy and sell around periodic 5 % declines in the market (No one has yet appeared with the ability to consistently do that, and I will not be the first.)

They all still had room to major trend reversal levels but it appeared the short term direction was firmly lower.

Consequently, it appears that some of the long - term trends towards high stock correlations are starting to breakdown, at least between some stock types.

But the graph appears to show a downward trend, suggesting perhaps that there are longer term factors at play.

I mentioned medium term prices as I was being a little generous — I prefer to consult v long term charts (20 - 30 years — you'd be amazed how few consistent directional trends show up, mostly commodities trade on a multi-year basis back & forth within a range), and the prices I used basically appear to be on the high side of those ranges.

They all still have room to major trend reversal levels but it appears the short term direction is firmly lower.

In a 2016 essay titled Long - Term Asset Returns, Dimson, Marsh, and Staunton showed that between 1900 and 2015 real exchange rates globally were quite volatile, but did not appear to exhibit a long - term upward or downward trTerm Asset Returns, Dimson, Marsh, and Staunton showed that between 1900 and 2015 real exchange rates globally were quite volatile, but did not appear to exhibit a long - term upward or downward trterm upward or downward trend.

There are some rising stars and some fading stars, in terms of where travel blogs appear to be trending.

Well, be it a recent trend or a more gruesomely long - term situation, Nikkei — one of Japan's leading economic newspapers and news sites — has published what appears to cast one hell of a light on the shadowy, unseen day - to - day workings inside the Japanese developer / publisher.

A calibration artifact origin of these changes appears to be highly likely, as can be seen in Figure 3 where geographically - resolved long - term ISCCP trends are shown.

Your spatial reconstructions (trend maps) help provide some insight as to why the trends in Figure 2 are different from others» trends, but I would argue that, in terms of robustness, Figure 2 should be your highlighted result, not the image that appeared on the cover, which is really just a step along the way towards producing your ultimate result (Figure 2).

I think there is an important context here that is easy to lose in all of the emphasis on the thing that the trees don't appear to be doing well w / (i.e. the response to the high - frequency cooling events associated primarily with explosive volcanic eruptions): that's, the thing that the trees appear to be doing remarkably well with, i.e. capturing the long - term trends and low - frequency variability that is predicted by the climate model simulations.

«The short - term wiggles make it tough to detect trends in ocean warming, but the underlying trajectory appears unchanged, it seems.»

«It appears that one of the records did this calibration incorrectly, introducing a step - like change in December 1991 that was big enough to have a large influence on the long - term trend,» explains Eisenman.

Although the rate of warming of surface air and lower troposphere temperatures appear to have slowed over the past few years, the same could be said at any virtually any point in time by cherrypicking short - term noise and ignoring the long - term trend (Figure 2).

If you look at the long term trend of Arctic Sea ice, it appears to be only down down down to ice free from here.

On the other hand though, if one isolates the 60 - year sinusoidal oscillation from the satellite data, the long term trend, here in red, does appear to have flattened out rather than steepening up — so it is possible that, as someone else noted above, the red line is actually a bigger sinusoidal oscillation of the order of 250 — 300 years?

The notion that I should be worried that there's a little less ice than there used to be, when this appears to be entirely consistent with a long - term trend that has nothing whatever to do with me is bizarre.

In general terms a reversal of the PJS northward migration, with the PJS often south of the BI, a greater incidence of meridonal synoptic patterns, the ending of our regime of «barbecue summers» and mild winters, replaced with monsoon summers and cold winters, and the cessation of the almost continuous above average montly CET trend (which now appears to be cooling).

Svalgaard's target data appears to be the 21 - year GSN smoothed average that levels out the sunspot record in order to show underlying long term trends.

Long term climate predictions are certainly possible because the trends shown in this plot appear to be continuing quite well and allowed me to make predictions of 2011 and 2012 being cooler than 2010.

It is not surprising that O'Donnell et al (2010), by using iridge, do indeed appear to have dramatically underestimated long - term trends — the Byrd comparison leaves no other possible conclusion.

Bearing in mind that actual trends are likely to vary from place to place, it appears that changes in dipole moment could make a significant contribution to long - term changes in Sq amplitude.

No one appears to be looking at this long term trend perhaps because - like - the hockey stick - the giss and hadley charts are so beguiling in apparently showing the start of the warming.

It doesn't mean that there can't be any natural variability that appears as wobbles in the temperature record (or in other climate variables), masking the multi-decadal temperature trend over a time scale shorter than 20 years with the effect that the longer term trend is not statistically detectable in the time series, if one chooses the time period only short enough.

Jan Perlwitz says:» It doesn't mean that there can't be any natural variability that appears as wobbles in the temperature record (or in other climate variables), masking the multi-decadal temperature trend over a time scale shorter than 20 years with the effect that the longer term trend is not statistically detectable in the time series, if one chooses the time period only short enough.»

In fact, the data reveal that the long - term trend in sea levels since the Cretaceous has been downward, said Müller, who led the study appearing in tomorrow's issue of the journal Science.

Long term trends now appear more important than short term weather events.

There are many short periods where it appears to not rise while the long term (actual) trend is increasing.

Although the devastation Typhoon Haiyan caused in the Philippines was horrendous, there does not appear to have been any long term trend in the number of tropical cyclones reaching the Philippines, e.g., see Kubota & Chan, 2009 (Abstract; Google Scholar access).

You appear to have trouble recognising that short term trends can be highly volatile so it «s quite conceivable that the GISS trend is ~ 0.1 deg different to the others especially since it started from a relatively lower base in 1998.

And while the SOI appears to cycle between warmer and colder trends lasting several decades, there does not appear to be a clear long term direction to the data.

Trying once more with the inefficient scientific part of my brain to avoid overconcluding from the visual (not to mention short - term), I see the date on this link is easily changed, so plan to have a good stare at a few years and see if there appears to be a trend, remembering that this year there is more ice to melt, and that means it's the sum not the detail that matters.

This trend also appears in long - term observations and demonstrates the need to consider topographic effects when examining long - term changes in mountain regions.»