Sentence examples similar to a pattern which exists from inspiring English sources

But while George was perceived at the time as a trendsetter, he was continuing a pattern which had existed for centuries.

A train platform, which exists.

Which exists only on a fantasy level.

Oxygenation might have altered post-translational modification pattern of p53 which existed in infarct heart.

Another reason for the lower accuracies in comparison to those from dairy cattle studies could be the different extents and patterns of LD, which exist among breeds due to differing population histories and effective population sizes (Ne).

Thus, a pattern exists in which the development of new genetic technologies consistently leads researchers to target new transgenes to Drosophila balancer chromosomes.

Six in ten Millennials believe abortion should be available in all or most cases, which is a pattern that exists across generational lines.

However, Ds1 transposon shows a different pattern, which has been reported to offer 3 splice donors and 2 acceptors when it exists in an exon.

The biological reasoning should be more relevant than mathematical algorithms, which cannot account for natural variations in dog HR; for instance, if a pattern exists within the data, which fits to the biological range of dog HR, one could decide not to correct the values, even if they were outliers according to the algorithm.

The XRD pattern (Figure 4c) of the nano-composite shows the absence of the initial sulfur pattern, which implies that the sulfur may exist in an amorphous phase after the impregnation.

Models which can be "tuned" in many different ways give researchers more scope to perceive a pattern where none exists.