The phrase "a partial pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an incomplete or fragmented representation of a larger pattern or system.
Example: "The research revealed a partial pattern of behavior among the subjects, indicating a need for further investigation."
Alternatives: "an incomplete pattern of" or "a fragmentary pattern of".
Therefore, we do not think A2 is a simply partial pattern of the A1-like structure, but the periodicity of the distribution is indeed degraded towards the distal end of axons.
In conclusion, this study represents the first partial pattern of gene expression of MMPs and TIMPs in GC and SG conducted in Mexican population and shows that the mRNA levels of MMP2 are significantly higher in advanced GC compared to SG; interestingly, levels of MMP24 and MMP25 are also elevated in GC compared to SG.
Figure 6b is a partial enlarged pattern of Figure 6a.
They are ornamented with warts and ridges that sometimes form a partial reticulum (a pattern of interconnected ridges), with prominences up to 1 µm high.
Our findings constitute the first description to our knowledge of a partial migration pattern in an impala population.
Ancient chloroplast capture could not be ruled out as a partial explanation of the pattern of island-specific clades found in the chloroplast DNA study [16].
This profile of physiological responses was seen in the context of blunting of the behavioral performance asymmetry between the salient and null blocks under l-dopa, and indeed a partial reversal of this pattern in the behavioral data.
As such, a spatial study of criminal events or a temporal study of criminal events will necessarily lead to a partial understanding of any patterns because space and time matter for the emergence of these patterns.
Fig. 2 B shows the results of this dual IFA, and reveals a partial overlap of staining patterns by the two antisera.
