long-term trend

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meanings of long-termand trend

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long-term
adjective
uk /ˌlɒŋˈtɜːm/ us /ˌlɑːŋˈtɝːm/
continuing a long time into ...
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trend
noun[C]
uk /trend/ us /trend/
a general development or change in a situation or in the way that people ...
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Examples of long-term trend

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For the region as a whole, the era brought large fluctuations, but no long-termtrend.
However, the long-termtrend was one of separation.
They were not aimed at describing short-term economic fluctuations, but rather the long-termtrend.
A long-termtrend or estimate of sustainability must be estimated with care.
However, long-termtrend and seasonal variables explained the majority of the variation in hospital admissions.
That they succeeded is shown by the long-termtrend in prices.
There are good reasons, however, to doubt whether this is a long-termtrend or not.
A mean-reverting process is a process that tends to revert to a long-termtrend.
In the background, however, has been a long-termtrend towards early exit.
Imprinted upon this long-termtrend are smaller scale fluctuations in organic-carbon content.
This long-termtrend became increasingly entrenched; and values of female dependence proved remarkably resilient in the face of pressures from the labour market.
Their subsequent decline in importance can thus be seen as a long-termtrend that began in 1917 : the opposite of what was happening in the country units.
Far more women than men are illiterate in every age group, but the gap narrows for each successively younger cohort, reflecting the long-termtrend for diminishing gender differences in education.
It is not clear whether the increase in the last election is a sign of a long-termtrend or just a temporary phenomenon.
A long-termtrend that does continue in our material is the growing difference between prose and verse.
This approach ensured adjustment for the confounding effects of seasonality, variations in baseline population birth rates and long-termtrend in all final analyses.
First, for each disorder time series, we identified a model (' base model '), which accounted for variations in population birth rate, seasonality and (smooth) long-termtrend.
Very well, let us take a long-termtrend on industrial production.
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