Sentence examples for a pattern of steady from inspiring English sources

According to Quinlan, the advent two years ago of the Barnes & Noble "superstore" a couple of blocks west, on Broadway, wiped out a pattern of steady growth at Endicott and cut her sales by as much as forty per cent.

Strategic forethought and unity of purpose have always been his calling cards, and as the game settled into a pattern of steady German pressure and Inter counter-attacks it became necessary again to admire the trademark conviction of his teams.

NHS waiting time performance has also "deteriorated" in seven out of nine key areas in the past few years, the report warned, part of a "pattern of steady decline" over the longer term.

These and other methods revealed a pattern of steady retreat at an average rate of 120 meters per year over the last 7500 years.

Noticeably, the results show a pattern of steady decline of unintended pregnancy with increased household wealth (p = 0.011).

The remaining eleven clusters included 1,026 genes and exhibited a pattern of steady decline post-véraison.

The primary Type 1 PM proteins of An. gambiae are pre-translated in midgut cell secretory vesicles and released into the lumen upon midgut distension following a blood meal [ 99, 100], and their transcriptional profiles follow a pattern of high steady-state transcription in NBF and post BF mosquitoes, with only a significant drop at 3 h post BF [ 64].

Extensive gene expression data for nine of the fourteen P. falciparum E2s suggest a diverse pattern of steady state mRNA accumulation at different stages of intraerythrocytic development.

Throughout his career Ben has demonstrated a pattern of gradual but steady improvement.

For the U-shaped frames, loaded under a simulated earthquake cycle with increasing amplitude of displacement, a pattern of damage initiation, steady state growth and failure is observed reflected in the trends in hysteresis loop area, viscous damping ratio and dynamic modulus.

Genome-scale reconstructions typically contain a pseudoreaction representing growth (a "biomass reaction") and FBA is typically used to identify a pattern of fluxes at steady state that maximise the rate of this reaction.