The phrase "a close pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pattern that is similar or closely resembles another pattern in some way.
Example: "The artist's new work features a close pattern to her previous series, showcasing her evolving style."
Alternatives: "a similar pattern" or "a tight pattern".
A very close pattern can be seen when comparing the segmental motion of the different carbons on the OA and MO chains at 298 K.
The maximum restoring force and drift couples that were obtained from PsD tests showed a close behavior pattern, regardless of the level of inertial masses, when compared with QS tests.
In conclusion, we observed that the MSCs from BM and PL origin have a close expression pattern in full agreement with the RNA-Seq results and with a clear distance from the bone marrow hematopoietic stem cell linage.
GPER, β1-integrin and mesenchymal biomarkers (vimentin and fibronectin) expression in metastases increased compared to the corresponding primary tumors; a close expression pattern of β1-integrin and GPER were in metastases.
In particular, on one hand, cattle, sheep and goats tended to have similar dynamics while camels and donkeys also showed a much closer pattern.
For example, if the most current swing is in the positive direction and favours an escalating pattern, then if a closing-lag pattern is anticipated as an expected future occurrence, its swing polarity must be in the direction opposite to the escalating pattern and its magnitude must result in a decrease in the current CVSM.
The strong dipole-dipole interactions between the neighboring nanoparticles lead to a close-packed pattern as an energetically favorable configuration.
Higher-education quality does not have an established and closed pattern.
It also affords a glimpse of that Edenic world in which "the whole close patterning is seen at once.
In frequent pattern mining, a close concept to maximal frequent pattern is closed frequent pattern.
