The phrase "a dynamic pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a changing or evolving arrangement or trend in various contexts, such as data analysis, behavior, or design.
Example: "The research revealed a dynamic pattern of consumer behavior that shifted with seasonal trends."
Alternatives: "an evolving trend of" or "a fluid arrangement of".
In a brilliant stroke, three percussionists pick up the beat with drumming and clapping, in a dynamic pattern of four against six against twelve.
Considering that the lifetime of the fluorescence excited state is on the order of nanoseconds, we pursued a second animation strategy in which we projected a dynamic pattern of green light onto a,static pattern of ultraviolet light.
CONCLUSIONS These results suggest a dynamic pattern of fronto-limbic moral processing related to stimulant use with deficits in both central motive and cognitive integration elements of biological moral processes theory.
On the other hand, if the plot of β τ shows some secular trend, it may simply reflect a dynamic pattern of employee age composition not related to the EESL.
As it was shown, the pre-sowing seed treatments with nonionic colloidal solutions of biogenic metal nanoparticles of Ag and Cu as well as the complex influence of nanoparticles and seedling infections exert a stress load on plants, displaying a dynamic pattern of the changes in the TBARS content similar to the one activated at pathogenesis, but to a different extent.
Empirical studies on Mexican migration suggest a dynamic pattern of cross-border migration in which the economic situation in Mexico and the USA, as well as the presence of relatives in the USA, determines the location and length of stay of Mexican migrants (Massey et al. 1987; Hanson and Spilimbergo 1999; Lindstrom 1996).
Zebrafish bmp10 is expressed in the heart in a dynamic pattern reminiscent of zebrafish anf as well as in the otic vesicle and ventricle of the brain (Fig. S3).
Modelling this situation showed a reduction of stimuli in femoral condyles corresponding to sites of reduced proliferation and shape change and the replacement of a complex dynamic pattern of stimuli by a simplified, static environment.
Regenerating axons exhibited a dynamic pattern with alternating phases of regeneration and pruning over a chronic period.
Furthermore, FGF10 expression studies suggest that FGF10 signaling plays an iterative role during lung branching morphogenesis in vivo, as FGF10 is expressed in a dynamic pattern at the tip of each forming bud.
Here we have identified a highly dynamic pattern of expression of genes involved in replication and transcription of mtDNA as well as of nuclear transcription factors regulating mitochondrial function during white and brown adipocyte differentiation.
