Meanings of secular trend in English

The elder faiths have followed the economic secular trend downward.

Conclusions: Height and weight decline with age, regardless to differences in body size attributable to secular trend.

Conclusion: There is a clear secular trend towards increased incidence of SR in patients with RA in Sweden.

It is proposed that this increase is mainly caused by a secular trend towards earlier age at puberty.

Methods: A pre-post design was used to evaluate their impact after adjusting for secular trend at a national level.

Sardinia confirms this secular trend.

The secular trend of earlier menarche and increased nulliparity may result in a higher risk of reproductive cancers in younger generations.

Between 1917 and 1945, a secular trend in body height was observed in our Dutch population.

In fact, the secular trend across European states is for a convergence around a more differentiated system of strategies toward protests.

Objective: To describe the secular trend of cancer incidence in Catalonia and to compare it with that observed in European regions.

Lenders pitching these large deals are saying it's a secular trend, according to Finian O'Shea, a Wells Fargo analyst that covers BDCS.

We determined the secular trend in blood lead levels in a cohort of 321 children born in Mexico City between 1987 and 1992.

Furthermore, we investigated the potential influence of this polymorphism on final height in relationship to the secular trend of individuals born between 1917 and 1945.

Aim: To investigate secular trends in personality traits in adult female populations.

Time series of incidence counts often show secular trends and seasonal patterns.

What are the secular trends for children and youth for TV viewing?