The phrase "a dramatic pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a noticeable or striking trend or sequence in various contexts, such as literature, art, or behavior.
Example: "The author skillfully illustrates a dramatic pattern of conflict and resolution throughout the novel."
Alternatives: "a striking trend of" or "a notable sequence of".
However, hyperactivity cannot explain why the rats with hippocampal lesions exhibited such a dramatic pattern of perseverative errors on inbound trials during initial task experience.
Cd14 exhibited a dramatic pattern of expression throughout the complete time course (Fig. 6c).
A dramatic pattern of genomic rearrangement consisting in two inversion events involving IS Xfu1 and IS Xfu2 is revealed by comparison with the most closely related assembled genome (Xac 306 genome).
A dramatic pattern emerged for H3N2, the most virulent of the three strains that return each winter.
The most dramatic pattern of association observed is for inequities in education (Figure 2).
In both the Denver et al. [ 3] analysis of ten mutation-accumulating wild-type strains and in our study of Rec-1, there is no dramatic pattern of mutational alterations along the chromosome.
Annette's suffering, as the nuns attempt to break her rebellious spirit, is finely realised in passages as remarkable for their telling detail as for their dramatic patterning of the conflict between institutionalised sadism and stubborn self-assertion.
This variation is mirrored at the interspecific level where even more dramatic patterns of variation have been found.
Not all copepod species show these dramatic patterns of genetic differentiation between populations with some species having world-wide distributions and apparent genetic exchange between ocean basins [ 54, 57].
Given the dramatic patterns of genetic differentiation within and between regions for T. californicus, it is clear that gene flow between these sites is limited over short to moderate time spans.
It has been speculated that the emergence of self-organized pattern formation offers adaptive advantages for the system to respond to the surrounding environment., A common feature often displayed by these collective phenomena is the formation of trails that lead to the emergence of dramatic patterns of large-scale order.
