Sentence examples for a pattern that also from inspiring English sources

That came after a very promising start to the year, a pattern that also occurred in 2010.

Counterintuitively, the relatively strong Canadian trust in government may have paved the way for government spending cuts, a pattern that also appears in Scandinavia.

The mutations caused by APOBEC proteins occur in a characteristic pattern – a pattern that also shows up in some types of cancer, including types that are often caused by infection with human papilloma viruses (HPV).

In one passage each player in turn used a small, hard mallet to strike a hanging wood block in a pattern that also included periodic taps on a light, metallic object.

Critics say Russia's repression of gay rights is part of a pattern that also includes a tightening of pressure on civil society groups, and steps to limit foreign influences — all seemingly out of sync with Russia's push to host international events, like the recently completed 2013 World University Games in Kazan and the international track and field championships now under way in Moscow.

Whooper swans used croplands with increasing frequency during late winter, a pattern that also has been observed in Bewick's swans [32].

Two index patients with absent MSH2 staining had a family member with a tumour with an IHC pattern that also matched with MSH2 inactivation, that is absence of MSH2 and MSH6.

Prospero tends to sing in heavyhearted, downward-curving phrases, often made up of alternating semitones and fifths — a zigzagging pattern that also occurs in the melancholic slow movement of "Asyla".

Furthermore, our results are in agreement with previous observations in yeast, worm, and fly that betweenness is a better predictor of rates of evolution than degree (Hahn and Kern 2005)—a pattern that has been also observed in the yeast metabolic network (Lu et al. 2007)—suggesting a general trend at least in Eukaryotes.

There's a 30-year Pacific Decadal Oscillation pattern that also affects climate, when its negative it extends the La Nina and prolongs droughts.

Rather, as the emotion complex view insists, the complexity of love is to be found in the historical patterns of one's emotional responsiveness to one's beloved a pattern that also projects into the future.