Sentence examples similar to a pattern of over from inspiring English sources

Lebanese guerrillas struck over the frontier with a bomb that killed an Israeli soldier, and Israel responded, threatening to renew a pattern of over-the-border hostilities.

Human Rights Watch accused the Army of a pattern of "over-aggressive tactics, indiscriminate shooting in residential areas and a quick reliance on lethal force", as well as using "disproportionate force".

In the following we refer to a pattern of over-expression, which is visible in data and can be scored by our model, simply as over-expression.

A review of the deviance residual plots for these best-fit models (not shown) indicate that model residuals for both aggregation levels generally appear normally distributed with some exceptions occurring in early August for some SRs where a pattern of over-estimation occurs before returning to normality a few days later.

If someone has a pattern of over-sharing or not respecting your boundaries, inform someone who can protect you.

Taken together with its corresponding projection along genes(see Additional file 4-b) this mode defines a pattern of relative over-and-underactivation of the twelve genes that discriminates tumours from normals and that may have biological significance.

For all the unusual features of the case, Steenkamp's killing appears to fit a pattern of crime repeated over and over in South Africa.

That wayward DNA consists of a pattern of three bases repeated over and over again.

Secretary Rumsfeld and Kofi Annan say they're looking for a pattern of behavior over time.

"To have had sort of a pattern of deception over a period of time I think is reflective of character".

"If there's a pattern of activity over time, especially combined with underlying technical tells, then, yeah, we're going to highlight it," he said.