Sentence examples for a geographic pattern from inspiring English sources
The Howard scientists agree that there is a geographic pattern in human genetic variation but favor the approach of going directly to the underlying genetic causes of disease without taking into account any possible correlation with race.
The first major branch points in the mitochondrial Eve tree have been called the daughters of Eve and they fall in a geographic pattern with some daughters of Eve being characteristic of Africa, some of Asia and the Americas and some of Europe and the Near East.
b, c HRCT images show a geographic pattern of ground-glass opacity and superimposed septal lines ("crazy-paving").
Evidence of middle Holocene aridity in eastern Tennessee and western North Carolina contrasts with evidence of mesic conditions on the ACP, a geographic pattern similar to modern teleconnected precipitation responses to the Pacific Decadal Oscillation.
The RPB2 St-genome sequences did not reveal a geographic pattern, and were ambiguous with regard to whether the closest Pseudoroegneria species was North American or Eurasian, placing one accession each of P. spicata and P. stipifolia within Elymus, and a second accession of P. spicata outside of the Elymus clade on a very long branch.
Instead, clusters followed a geographic pattern (Fig. 1).
Nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC) presents a remarkable geographic pattern and has a high incidence in Southern China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Southeast Asia.
Sampling by the abattoir survey expressed as a proportion of county sheep populations was unevenly distributed, with a similar geographic pattern to the distributions of the proportion of holdings sampled and the density of sheep.
Principal Components Analysis (PCA) indicated a weak geographic pattern.
As smartglasses' early consumer revenue could come from mobile tethered smartglasses, its revenues might follow a similar geographic pattern.
It shows a typical geographic pattern of involvement, associated to retraction of the liver capsule.
