Sentence examples for a highly consistent pattern from inspiring English sources

We observe a highly consistent pattern across immigrant groups.

Together, these results show a highly consistent pattern of down-regulation of USP33 expression in lung cancer samples.

There was a highly consistent pattern between Wolbachia infection status and cytb clades.

A heat map of the genes classified as DM in both generations showed a highly consistent pattern across generations.

This indicates a highly consistent pattern of expression, in which the relative expression levels of all four hY RNAs are increased in tumours relative to normal nonmalignant tissue.

To verify that the effects observed were not specific to the detection method used, knockdown cells were also stained with a different lectin, Vicia Villosa Lectin (VVL), which revealed a highly consistent pattern.

Male catkins were again somewhat of an exception to otherwise highly consistent patterns; genes with only body methylation had a narrower range and slightly higher median expression than promoter-methylated or promoter-and-body-methylated genes.

This can be achieved by examining the relative contribution of each region's maximum singular value as defined by R C σ 1 = σ 1 2 ∑ i σ i 2 The larger the contribution the more likely the region resembles an exonic target with a highly consistent noise pattern across samples.

Analyzing the source of focally generated slow waves by means of magnetic source imaging revealed a highly consistent regional pattern in individuals with PTSD compared to healthy controls: PTSD patients showed higher average dipole densities above a threshold of 2 SD (AvgAbThre) and higher maximal dipole densities (Max) in left temporal and right frontal areas in comparison to controls.

The Mankin scores showed a highly consistent distribution pattern in agreement with daily clinical experience, namely higher Mankin scores at the medial plateau compared to the lateral plateau, and higher scores close to the cartilage lesion compared to the cartilage from the peripheral part of the joint surface.

We visualised these DMPs on scatterplots and confirmed highly consistent patterns between the two groups (Additional file 1: Figure S3).