The phrase "a corresponding pattern for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a relationship or similarity between two or more elements, often in contexts like mathematics, design, or analysis.
Example: "The researchers identified a corresponding pattern for the data collected from both experiments, indicating a consistent trend."
Alternatives: "an equivalent pattern for" or "a matching pattern for".
A corresponding pattern of results is found for AM and 3OCT as odor pair.
A corresponding pattern of results was observed for the S321X line, i.e. homozygotes produced significantly more clicks and less USDs than heterozygotes and wild-types (anova, P < 0.001) while the sums of clicks and USDs did not differ between the groups (Fig. 6b).
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).
By these measures a corresponding pattern was searched for, thus reflecting the impact of students' open-ended evaluations on course development.
Socio-economic status showed a corresponding pattern: the salary is similar for train drivers and station masters but somewhat lower for shunting yard engineers and train attendants.
"Lyrics are parsed, making each layer of quadtree structure subdivide itself to a corresponding pattern". .
In contrast, Figure 15 shows the corresponding pattern for an RSU located at an intersection.
Consequently, the two series were merged and jointly analysed, after confirmation that the recurrence dynamics for patients undergoing brachytherapy is similar to the corresponding pattern for enucleated patients (data not shown).
The scores given in Fig. 4C should be higher if the effect of differences were to add up, in fact, the corresponding patterns for D S versus D D are not significantly different (Fisher's exact test: PDSØØ vs DDØØ = 0.8; PØDSØ vs ØDDØ = 0.5; PØØDS vs ØØDD = 0.6; PDØSØ vs DØDØ = 0.08; PDØØS vs DØØD = 0.1; PØDØS vs ØDØD = 0.4).
For a comparison, the corresponding pattern of the "pure" SmFeO3 is given as well.
