The phrase "a dispersed pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a distribution or arrangement that is spread out over a certain area or among a group.
Example: "The research revealed a dispersed pattern of vegetation across the landscape, indicating varying environmental conditions."
Alternatives: "a scattered arrangement of" or "a spread-out configuration of".
Although the state has remained somewhat less urbanized than its mainland counterparts, Tasmania's cities and metropolitan areas have been growing rapidly, exhibiting a dispersed pattern of peripheral growth in three major urban regions.
To quantify these findings, the number of cells containing detectable aggregates or showing a dispersed pattern of wild-type protein localisation was determined following shR-P16 treatment and compared to that seen with the non-specific control (Figure 5C).
While the reduction in mutant aggregates correlated with a reduction in mutant protein expression, the decrease in wild-type aggregates correlated with an increase in the number of cells showing a dispersed pattern of wild-type ATXN7 protein expression.
The Rex1 element, as a probe hybridized to chromosomes of C. albula and C. fontanae, typically showed a dispersed pattern of signals on all chromosomes with a distinct accumulation in a pericentromeric region of one single acrocentric chromosome.
There was a dispersed pattern for colorectal cancer in both sexes, with a tendency to relatively high rates in central wards; this pattern was supported by a strong significant correlation between SIR's of males and females (0.71).
The number of clusters on chromosome 2 could not be determined due to the proximity of their signals, which were arranged in a dispersed pattern along most of the heterochromatin (het) of the right arm (2Rhet).
As shown in Figure 1, the non-mutagenized population showed a less dispersed pattern of bacterial accumulation, evaluated in terms of GFP intensity, than the mutagenized population.
Both NP and BP have a dominant peak (mode ± 2bp > 50% of total reads), whereas WP exhibits a more dispersed pattern of cleavage sites (see Methods for detail).
We observe a similar dispersed pattern of Me31B in the early embryo when compared to the large foci in stage 14 oocyte (Fig. 7D,E).
The amount of fibrosis was significantly increased after mIgG treatment, with 26.34 ± 3.03% of myocardium affected compared to 11.29 ± 1.20% with AngII alone, and with a more dispersed pattern of collagen deposition.
The time that the blood was collected for each patient was examined, and an equally dispersed pattern of blood collection was found in all clinical groups.
