One difficulty with interpreting such qualitative evidence, including Hox gene orthology, is that almost any pattern can be found in nature if one looks.
Usually, several instances of a particular pattern can be found in a network.
We define a pseudocell as more organized if contains complexes that are more "coherent", that is if they are characterized by the presence of a cohesive subset of interacting proteins that, like a repeating pattern, can be found in many complexes.
A similar pattern can be found in the two other states that are still killing prisoners in large numbers – Missouri and Georgia.
So this top stack can only work if a grid pattern can be found that extends those non-words into real words (for example: ENACT-, I'M GAME, AFIRE/AFIRST/MONIED, etc).
A similar pattern can be found by looking at the gini coefficient of betweenness, where we find that the distribution for the entire network is really unequal, whereas the scores for top 100 nodes are much more equal (Fig. 7).
Since different levels of EH correspond to different degrees of randomness, each explicated in terms of a different type of asymptotic decay of correlations between states of systems at different times, one might suspect that a similar pattern can be found in the rates of decay.
A common pattern can be found throughout the evolution of immigration history in many developed countries: The issue of immigration is a peripheral social issue at first, but it gradually evolves into a critical social issue that impacts the entire country's politics, economy, society, culture, religion, and national security (Stalker [2001]).
Interestingly, a similar pattern can be found in the gene Pax3/7, the products of which functioned in neurogenesis in the Protostome Deuterostome LCA but gained a pair-rule function in the common arthropod ancestors [56].
A similar pattern can be found regarding stress reactivity.
