The phrase "a pattern of primary" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a fundamental or essential pattern, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The researchers identified a pattern of primary behaviors in the species that indicated their mating rituals."
Alternatives: "a fundamental pattern" or "a core pattern".
Such secondary selection effects will cause a pattern of covariation of primary mutations with their associated accessory mutations.
Thus, a reactivity pattern of primary B cells against stimulatory ligands is retained in conditionally immortalized CD40-stimulated B cells.
eve2 shows a similar pattern of primary stripe formation, but expression fades completely without ever resolving to single segment periodicity.
We observed a pattern of changes in primary as well as secondary metabolic processes, indicating that our trait-deteriorated nematodes evolved massive metabolic changes.
(A) Genome-wide expression pattern of primary normal human stromal cells.
This is associated with a change in the pattern of primary lymph node metastasis to preferential occurrence of metastasis at distant sites such as the lung, which suggests that the hematogenous route is preferred over the lymphatic route as a metastatic pathway of the orthotopic prostate tumors.
Most chronic pain patients show a pattern of repeated consultations with primary care doctors and high levels of multiple consultations in the hopes of finding the one who will solve the problem.
We sought to determine if there were any changes in the properties of mEPCs (muscle synaptic physiology) arising from the activation of nAChRs associated with axial muscles in nrd−/− larvae because there was a lack of activity and an increase in the branching pattern of primary motoneurons in these fish.
The ICH appears to operate as an extension of the general hospital, with only a minor impact on the pattern of primary health care utilization.
The majorities of zinc-dependent metallopeptidases share a sequence similarity and common pattern of primary structure in the zinc-binding region and can be grouped together as a superfamily known as the metzincins [ 3].
