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The phrase "a particular patterns" is not correct due to a subject-verb agreement error; it should be "a particular pattern" or "particular patterns." You can use it when referring to a specific type or example of a pattern in various contexts, such as mathematics, art, or behavior.
Example: "In this study, we will analyze a particular pattern of consumer behavior that has emerged in recent years."
Alternatives: "a specific pattern" or "certain patterns."
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The third, and currently the most influential, identifies innate traits with those produced by a particular patterns of interaction between genes and environment.
This measure excluded variation in dietary compounds (Additional file 8: Table S1), because all avian species lose plumage carotenoids in absence of dietary carotenoids, but instead reflects a particular patterns of wiring of avian metabolic networks – their unusual modularity and shortness of pathways for the number of compounds that they contain (Fig. 4).
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Spending on a disease like cancer tends to follow a particular pattern.
Clive's case is unique, because a particular pattern of anatomical damage occurred.
Also, the study failed to document why a particular pattern of care was not followed.
And if you are thinking about knitting a particular pattern, you are probably not alone.
A stable owner applies to the Jockey Club for permission to register a particular pattern.
Too many applicants are screened out because they don't fit a particular pattern.
A thinking disposition is a tendency toward a particular pattern of intellectual behavior.
It's not that she has a particular pattern of dating younger men, she clarified.
First, it assumes that market returns conform with a particular pattern.
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