The phrase "a pattern of greater" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing trends, behaviors, or characteristics that show an increase or enhancement in a particular context.
Example: "The study revealed a pattern of greater engagement among students who participated in extracurricular activities."
Alternatives: "a trend of increased" or "a tendency for higher".
Preliminary data from quail and kestrels, admittedly only two species, do not yet indicate a pattern of greater reproductive senescence in longer-lived birds.
Another possibility that has been much less explored is reproductive character displacement, also called reinforcement of reproductive barriers, a pattern of greater divergence of a trait between closely related taxa in areas of sympatry than in areas of recent contact following allopatric divergence [87].
There was also a pattern of greater induction of hydrolases when AS13 was present.
Reference allele mapping biases are, however, more likely to affect ASE analysis, producing a pattern of greater expression in the reference allele.
Character displacement [ 56] describes a pattern of greater divergence of an isolating trait in areas of sympatry between closely related taxa than in areas of allopatry [ 57].
Multiple household variables followed a pattern of greater economic autonomy and lower socioeconomic status in the North as compared to other regions.
A clear pattern of greater odds of an increase in PR and lower odds of a decrease in PR with an elevated risk result was observed, and these effects were significant across all cancers in the categories of ΔPR = +1 and ΔPR = +2, and across breast, colorectal, and lung cancer for the ΔPR = −1 category.
To determine whether the greater variance in nodular miRNA expression was attributable to a few outliers or an overall pattern of greater variance in expression, we identified the greatest outliers by using a normal q-q plot and removed them from the analysis.
Had we seen a similar pattern of greater improvement in misconception use by advanced students after instruction, our results would have provided stronger evidence for this hypothesis.
In the current study, we found a similar pattern of greater increase in both size and intensity reported at the center of the hurricane with the cone, compared to the ensemble display.
A consistent pattern of greater incidence of TEAEs in either age group did not emerge.
