The phrase "a pattern less" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe something that lacks a pattern, but it is not a commonly used or grammatically correct expression.
Example: "The design of the artwork was a pattern less chaos that intrigued many viewers."
Alternatives: "without a pattern" or "lacking a pattern".
Other studies found weaker, supposedly insufficient, activation for the high-anxious, along with slower performance (Ansari & Derakshan, 2011b; Bishop, 2009)—a pattern (investing less and achieving less) not unequivocally interpretable in terms of neural efficiency.
This technology becomes a pattern-less one, reducing production stages, times and costs.
Diagnosis is based on histological features according to the WHO classification: such as "a pattern-less architecture characterized by a combination of alternating hypocellular and hypercellular areas separated from each other by thick bands of hyalinized somewhat keloidal collagen and branching haemangiopericytoma-like vessels" [ 5].
Compared to the latter species, the Large-tailed Dove is darker brown above with a purple gloss to the hindneck, white feathers around the eye, and has a different tail pattern (less graduated and with a narrower white tip).
The results show that the two models provide a sediment deposition pattern less accurate than that provided by the present cell model.
Earlier this week, a friend sent me an article from the UK's Daily Mail indicating that the U.S. Army was planning to replace its "Universal Camouflage Pattern" less than a decade after it was first introduced.
This will often translate into finding a pattern with less Hamming distance from the resulting alignments in each sequence.
Our results disclosed a pattern of less slow wave activity, mainly in the anterior central regions and mainly in patients suffering from recurrent depressive episodes which might signal a more severe form of the disorder.
The regression lines also demonstrated that there was a pattern for less structural integrity with progressively higher corrections at seven days postoperatively but not at the later follow-ups.
The landscape starts becoming more pattern, less recognizable".
