The phrase "a corresponding pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to refer to something that shares qualities or characteristics with something else. For example, "The scientists noticed a corresponding pattern between the two data sets, indicating they were related."
IL-5 was higher in allergics, and increased further during pollen season, with a corresponding pattern in the ratio between Th2 and Th1 cytokines (IL-5/IFN gamma; p's < 0.04).
Gripping a tool distributes forces asymmetrically along the base of the thumb and the side of the knucklebones, and modern hands show a corresponding pattern of trabecular density.
This was translated into an input signal to the conducting AFM tip that inscribes (contact mode, line width ∼30 nm) a corresponding pattern on the top surface of OTS/Si monolayer specimen.
"Lyrics are parsed, making each layer of quadtree structure subdivide itself to a corresponding pattern". .
A corresponding pattern for animals was observed in all but two of our subjects.
For the hypermethylated age CpGs, we observed a corresponding pattern of hypermethylation in cancer in all age groups for niCpGs (Figure 3c), but not so for iCpGs (Figures 3g,h).
For example, NvecPP2 has a diffuse pattern of expression in the endoderm in the larval stage (Additional file 5, Panel A), whereas the corresponding pattern for NvecPP1 shows a distinct endodermal expression pattern in the developing tentacle buds (Additional file 5, Panel B).
We supported this view by showing a specific corresponding pattern of oxidative-stress-associated comparable FA alterations in psychiatric disorders and CVD, consisting of shorter, less unsaturated FAs, and increases in LPOs.
For a comparison, the corresponding pattern of the "pure" SmFeO3 is given as well.
Five flow patterns were identified and a corresponding flow pattern map was established.
Here, we show how this concept can be used to estimate the topological significance of a pattern instance and to find out the role of the corresponding pattern within a whole network.
