The phrase "a pattern of no" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing trends or behaviors that consistently result in negative outcomes or refusals.
Example: "The survey revealed a pattern of no when it came to participants' willingness to engage in the new program."
Alternatives: "a trend of refusal" or "a consistent lack of".
By contrast, a southern crossroads scenario would be supported by a pattern of no phylogeographical structure [ 21].
15 17 In general, most countries show a pattern of no or small inequalities in the utilization of GPs in relation to need.
A study using an associate memory task with healthy controls, MCI subjects and AD patients (Celone et al., 2006) found a pattern of normal activation in the hippocampus-related network in healthy controls, a pattern of hyperactivation in more mildly impaired MCI subjects, a pattern of hypoactivation in more severe MCI subjects and a pattern of no activation in AD patients.
For the leaf case, the ttg1 loss of function simulated mutant gives rise to a homogeneous pattern of no GL2 expression that corresponds to a hairless leaf.
The US Supreme Court has ruled on more than one occasion that the creation of a hostile environment requires a pattern of incidents - and no single incident, no matter how severe, can by itself be a pattern.
If so, that will continue a 40-year pattern of no party or coalition winning two consecutive terms.
A Psychotic Pattern of No-Pattern: A Conversation Between Rachel Kushner and Dana Spiotta.
Or perhaps the only evidence the Americans offer will be circumstantial: a scrap of intelligence here, another there, suggesting a pattern of cheating but producing no mass-destruction equivalent of a smoking gun.The spooks' hour in the sunOne point is obvious.
Next spring, the first post-season sanctions will be leveled against teams that show a pattern of academic underachieving and no improvement.
When the treatment groups were compared by baseline categories of age, history of LCIS, history of atypical hyperplasia, Gail model 5-year predicted risk of breast cancer (Gail et al 1989; Gail and Costantino 2001), and the number of relatives with a history of breast cancer, the pattern of no differential effect by treatment assignment remained consistent.
The decrease in utility, especially in the second year, might be explained by the consistent pattern of no effect or a worse effect on the outcomes.
