The phrase "a pattern of similarly" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a pattern of similarity"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing common traits or characteristics shared by multiple items or subjects.
Example: "The study revealed a pattern of similarity among the participants' responses, indicating a shared experience."
Alternatives: "a trend of similarity" or "a consistency of similarity."
Similarly, a pattern of sexual dimorphism was detected for >~40%% (20/49) of the WHRadjBMI lead SNPs, while no pronounced gender difference was found in the BMI and T2D studies [ 50, 58, 62].
Similarly, that a pattern of holdings differs from the pattern that would have obtained in the absence of any taxation would not in itself seem to give us reason to look upon the pattern of holdings that obtain with the tax positively or negatively.
In contrast, a mirror pattern consisting of similarly high IFN-γ and modest IL-5 responses was induced by Ag85B-ESAT-6/CAF01 in adults and neonates.
In addition, patterns of similarly oriented grains are observed to form as the MDF concentrates.
Patterns of similarly regulated GO groups in the two yeast species could be observed for cofactor metabolic process, protein transport and RNA metabolic process, all of them comprising gene sets with both-side directed regulation (orange).
For example, in one study people were asked to find a pattern in an array of similarly shaped numbers, like 5's and 2's.
The match followed the pattern of their similarly convincing home victories over Everton and Arsenal, 4-0 and 5-1 respectheyly; they started at tremendous speed, opened the scoring early, then sat deeper before attacking directly and ruthlessly.
A new study shows, however, that camouflage remains partially effective if the moving target is part of a group of similarly patterned objects.
Furthermore we have investigated the expression of ten Danio rerio s100 genes by RT-PCR and in situ hybridization and report highly distinctive and specialized expression patterns, suggestive of similarly specialized functions of the different family members.
It is easily seen from the definitions above, that UE1, UF1, and UG1 are permutations of a common pattern, and similarly for UE2, UF2, and UG2.
