Sentence examples for a previous pattern from inspiring English sources

Some commentators point to a previous pattern of leaks that is strikingly similar to what happened in November.

The question is whether there is a trend in observations that differs significantly from a previous pattern.

When the initial conditions are 'corrupted' versions of a previous pattern, the complete pattern is restored, even when the corruption is severe (Fig. 5 c).

Irrespective of whether the BCR-ABL1 mutations in the five patients described herein have re-emerged owing to reselection and clonal expansion of pre-existing, persistent 'dormant' clones or whether the identical mutations have arisen independently, our data suggest that selection of a TKI to which a patient has exhibited a previous pattern of kinase domain-dependent resistance is best avoided.

In a word, previous pattern mining algorithms would not be able to capture the similarity between these discretization items.

For a century and a half the previous pattern of Greek coinage spread widely all over the Greek world, its quantity stimulated by a growing sense of nationalism, its intrinsic quality kept high by commercial competition, and its technique raised to new and often superb levels in an age of self-confidence.

Paterno's recruiting coordinator quit unexpectedly during the winter, and he has replaced three assistants by hiring from outside his program, a departure from his previous pattern.

One can find, moreover, reversals of the previous pattern: a lower class person on the way up the social ladder may be quite conservative in his sexual views, feeling that this facilitates upward mobility, whereas the person secure in his or her high social status often feels that he or she can afford to flout convention.

Thus, of the 38 metabolites that were now significantly different between the 2 genotypes, 23 lipids and FAD were now higher in genotype 2 than in genotype 1 (Table 3), a reverse of the previous pattern.

The study says that although migrants will not vote as a bloc, previous patterns suggest they are likely to prefer parties viewed as positive about race equality and immigration – and are likely to turn their back on those engaged in hostile denunciations of migrants.

Another model, however, added a third component to the previous pattern, i.e., avoidance goal orientation in which the main concern is hiding one's lack of ability relative to others (Elliot & McGregor, 2001).