The phrase "a linear pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a sequence or arrangement that follows a straight line or consistent trend, often in contexts like mathematics, art, or data analysis.
Example: "The data revealed a linear pattern of growth over the past five years."
Alternatives: "a straight-line trend of" or "a sequential arrangement of".
A subset of these regions demonstrated a linear pattern of increased responding from safe to medium to strong trials, including the bilateral insula, ACC, and inferior frontal gyrus.
Another feature to worth mention is a linear pattern of seismicity during the Kumamoto Earthquake sequence (shown in the cross section K K′ in Fig. 3) with vertical dipping in the northeast part of the Aso area.
Comparison of sequence conservation among these 15 mammals, revealed a linear pattern of change relative to these four exons during the course of mammalian evolution.
This linear evolutionary pattern of gene formation is summarized in Fig. 3C where results suggest that: (1) vestiges of the PCA3 gene emerged in mammals; (2) these vestiges subsequently underwent a linear pattern of evolution: exon 4c→exon 4c/4b→exon 4c/4b/4andxons 4/3→exons 4/3/2→exons 4/3/2/1; appears PCA3 appears to mature in primates with all sharing a full complement of exons (Fig. 3C).
A linear pattern of immunoglobulin along the basement membrane of renal glomerular capillaries and alveolar septa seen by immunofluorescence or immunohistochemistry is consistent with Goodpasture syndrome.
In contrast, scatterplots of the shape data for the first 2 sets of components show a linear pattern of covariation between morphological and environmental variation.
Fras1 transcripts were expressed in S-shaped bodies (Fig. 1I), where, in the proximal limb, Fras1 was immunodetected in a linear pattern on basal aspects of parietal (Bowman's capsule) and visceral (podocyte) epithelia in the nascent glomerulus (Fig. 1J).
The superimposition of a linear pattern on ground-glass opacity on computed tomography images results in a pattern that is termed crazy-paving pattern, resembling the structure of irregularly shaped paving stones [1, 2].
With a fixed bundling requirement, there is no a strict linear pattern of optimal configuration solutions of batteries and chargers as PV capacity increases.
This decrease does not show a linear pattern and the authors of these studies reported that a peak in visual dependence occurs at the age of about 6 years, 8 years and 15 years.
However, its intensity did not change in the diabetic kidney The immunofluorescence indicating α-actinin 4 was observed as a linear pattern around the lumen of the glomerular capillary, and its intensity in the glomerulus was increased in the diabetic kidney.
