Sentence examples for a generalized pattern of from inspiring English sources

However, many of the facial features that ATD6-69 shares with modern humans can be considered to be part of a generalized pattern of facial architecture.

The attempt to create a generalized pattern of effect of piospheres on vegetation across the world is based on the perception that plant species with similar morphological and physiological traits should respond similarly when exposed to grazing (Brooks and Matchett 2006; Todd 2006).

Studies in experimental arthritis have confirmed a generalized pattern of red marrow conversion with enhanced myelopoiesis in conjunction with either increased IL-1 and IL-6 activity [ 17] or TNF overexpression [ 18].

The patients demonstrated a generalized pattern of severe destruction and CAL > 4 mm and PD > 5 mm on eight or more teeth; at least three of these were other than central incisors of first molars.

Together with the overall between-subject effect this indicates a more generalized pattern of reduced FRNs in higher-scoring subjects.

These patterns of gene expression are also clearly related to a more generalized pattern of gene expression in other model systems of cellular proliferation and differentiation.

The texts linger over the details of her life, but they follow a generalized pattern.

This is thus a generalized pattern.

Our data indicate that there is no topologically consistent cortical structural alteration or generalized pattern of brain atrophy underlying persistent postoperative seizures.

This generalized pattern of expression was in agreement with that previously published for strain BC14910 that had been generated by transformation with a corresponding F09E5.3PROM transcriptional style reporter construct [ 32, 33].

The generalized pattern of tarsal-metatarsal articulations throughout marsupials is that digit I articulates with the ectocuneiform, digit II with the mesocuneiform, digit III with the ectocuneiform, and digits IV and V articulate with the cuboid bone.