The phrase "a common distribution pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, data analysis, or any field where patterns in data distribution are discussed.
Example: "In our study, we observed a common distribution pattern among the test results, indicating similar performance levels across participants."
Alternatives: "a typical distribution pattern" or "a standard distribution pattern".
Apparently, there is no common distribution pattern for the suppressed insertions in URs, at least for the insertions used in our study.
We have demonstrated that the physical distributions of genomic elements within Arabidopsis chromosomes were highly heterogeneous, yet shared a common distributional pattern.
These results prove the outstanding ability of MartiTracks to reduce data complexity and to find common distribution patterns with large data sets within a reasonable processing time.
Mapping AAMs onto the sequences and predicted topologies of HERG and KCNQ1 subunits yielded some common distribution patterns as well as some unique to the individual proteins.
Running this simulation demonstrates that an entire spectrum of firing patterns can be reproduced in this set of model neurons which share a common distribution of ion channels and differ only in their dendritic geometry.
Each cluster contains a set of genomes and is associated with a subspace that dictates the common gene distribution pattern of that cluster.
Recalling the main idea about identifying cohesive slices to divide the matrix, each slice (cluster) is composed of normal distribution terms and defined as a common pattern (multivariate normal distribution).
16 Furthermore, obesity, insulin resistance and inflammation (ie, paediatric metabolic syndrome), type 2 diabetes mellitus and other risk factors for cardiovascular disease have been found to be common in inactive children, following a similar distribution pattern in adults.
In this study, we observed a common pattern in distribution of gene expression heritabilities among four HapMap populations (CHB, JPT, CEU and YRI), suggesting possibly similar levels of constraints imposed on the expression variability of the most genes in the populations, or no apparent evolutionary divergence has been detected to impact the expression regulatory mechanisms of these genes.
