Sentence examples for a consistent pattern emerged from inspiring English sources
Relatively quickly, a consistent pattern emerged to characterize this new activism: on the filing of a Schedule 13D by an activist investor, the stock price of the target shows an immediate abnormal return of around 6 to 7%.
A consistent pattern emerged for retardation and agitation, as assessed with PHQ-9 and HDRS.
A consistent pattern emerged where troops who reported negative health behaviors (e.g. smoking, drinking and driving, excessive alcohol use) also reported poorer overall self-rated health.
A consistent pattern emerged whereby lower-functioning subgroups had inverse associations with maternal smoking, whereas higher-functioning subgroups had null or positive associations.
A consistent pattern emerged whereby significant mortality was observed between 28-45 dafterfter LDA; however, mice that survived beyond 45 days generally survived at least 14 weeks with only minimal mortality observed in the intervening time (Fig. 1B).
When questioned at which times during the course of the day (lunchtime to late evening) such behaviours occurred in children with ADHD, a consistent pattern emerged, with parents reporting that such behaviours peaked during the late afternoon/early evening period, receding slightly during the late evening and at bedtime.
One could call it the Cruz fallacy, although Senator Ted Cruz is only one of a seemingly endless chain of conservative politicians and commentators who have said something like the following: "If you look at the last forty years, a consistent pattern emerges.
A consistent pattern emerges for the relationship of contraceptive use and choice among multiple methods.
A consistent pattern emerges that women from rural communities have an increased (two to up to five times) likelihood to justify IPV depending on the scenario.
However, at follow-up assessment there was no significant difference between patient groups nor did any consistent pattern emerge.
In addition there were no significant differences in patients' symptom scores between those who knew their diagnosis and those who did not, nor did any consistent pattern emerge.
