Sentence examples for I pattern from inspiring English sources

Exploiting this advantage, light has been widely utilized to (i) pattern surfaces, (ii) activate caged biological entities and, (iii) spatially control the properties of gel-like scaffolds.

Corresponding S− stimuli followed an A i X*A i or B i X*B i pattern (with shapes in different colors, see Fig.  3).

1F8 nucleotide polymorphisms revealed multiple subdivisions of T. cruzi II: subgroups IIa and IIc displayed the T. cruzi I pattern; subgroups IId and IIe possessed both the I and II patterns.

He was diagnosed with transverse maxillary deficiency and posterior crossbite, which presented a skeletal class I pattern, anterior crowding, labioversion of the incisor teeth, and impaction of the mandibular right second molar by clinical and radiographic examination (Figure 1) The patient had no syndrome and no other medical conditions for transverse maxillary deficiency.

The DNA was digested with XhoI in order to observe the type I pattern or with a mixture of HaeIII, HinfI, HinpII, and MspI four-base cutters to observe the type II pattern.

There was no single subtype of cancer that scored significantly different from the others and when broken down by stage, the sensitivity varied little (94.0 100%), supporting the hypothesis that a stage I pattern could persist through all stages of disease.

The N2 adsorption isotherms (Fig. 6) show that the HCNFs produced from the inward coaxial nozzle and normal coaxial nozzle systems have a typical type-I pattern (monolayer adsorption) which indicates the presence of micropores.

Among the 27 unigenes responsive to PEG-6000 treatment, 12 showed D-II pattern and 9 shows U-I pattern; in contrast, four unigenes behaved D-I pattern and only two unigenes behaved U-II pattern.

All are clearly discernible from P1 by their HVS-I pattern and/or are not expected to occur in the investigated area.

While each of the Type I-pattern pathogens had varied trends in incidence following the exponential growth and subsequent decline in relative PubMed citations to them, their differing epidemiologic patterns did not seem to influence their pattern of citation trends after the peak citation year in a consistent way.

We specifically investigated cDNA libraries from brain and spinal cord for COX I patterns.