The phrase "a opposite pattern" is not correct in English.
It should be "an opposite pattern." You can use it when describing a pattern that is contrary or different from another pattern.
Example: "The data revealed an opposite pattern compared to the previous year's results."
Alternatives: "a contrasting pattern" or "a reverse pattern."
A variant is termed "insertion" when the mapped distance is smaller in the Refseq compared expected insert size from an Oryza species, and a "contraction" for an opposite pattern.
A recent Chinese nested case control study suggested an opposite pattern, that a high VCA IgG level might be associated with a lower risk of cardiac gastric cancers (Koshiol et al, 2007).
However, in old Tg2576 mice, an opposite pattern with a significant decrease in LepR expression was observed.
TRPM2 expression (that could not be observed in the white matter) showed an opposite pattern with a late rise in gray matter neurons, which was especially strong in the central region.
Contrasting with these results, experiments in C. elegans revealed an opposite pattern, with an over-representation of local-eQTLs compared to distant regulators [ 15].
Conversely, in both non-neoplastic tissues and dysplasias, the expression of CA IX persistently showed an opposite pattern with an expression intensity which increased with the cells' distance from the stroma.
The distribution of [L] displayed an opposite pattern, with females showing a stronger preference than males.
In an opposite pattern, American chestnut had a small increase in the category "structural molecule activity".
It is noteworthy that an opposite pattern was detected in an in vitro system of mono- and dinucleotides in a mutation study of human cell lineages [ 38].
Phaeopigments have shown an opposite pattern when compared to chl a, and average values were consistently higher during the dry season.
