Sentence examples for a replacement pattern from inspiring English sources

To the two rhea species of Patagonia and the four mockingbird species of the Galapagos, we can now add the living Patagonian cavy (rodent) species, and its extinct putatively related species that Darwin collected at Monte Hermoso (Bahia Blanca) in the Fall of 1832, as a replacement pattern absolutely critical to the development of Darwin's transmutational thinking.

We have indeed shown that a minority of CRC liver metastases display a replacement pattern, characterised by low endothelial cell proliferation, a high tumour cell proliferation to endothelial cell proliferation ratio and only weak expression of CD34 in the constitutively CD34-negative endothelial cells of the co-opted sinusoidal blood vessels.

In the present study, we have shown that BC liver metastases have different growth characteristics to CRC metastases: nearly all BC metastases had a replacement pattern that, in contrast to CRC metastases, was often also present in the centre of the metastases.

Yet Chief Executive Carly Fiorina says, "the long-term trend in the U.S. is a slowed replacement pattern" for PCs.

Yet HP's CEO Carly Fiorina says that "the long-term trend in the U.S. is a slowed replacement pattern" for PCs.

Each burst of activity results in a sequential replacement pattern.

Four of the five species of Telopea (Proteaceae) are distributed in a latitudinal replacement pattern on the south-eastern Australian mainland.

Although primary tumour growth in breast cancer is angiogenesis dependent, we previously showed that 96% of liver metastases of breast cancer grow according to a nonangiogenic replacement pattern, marked by replacement of the hepatocytes by tumour cells without any desmoplastic reaction (Stessels et al, 2004).

When exchanging patterns at this time, our aim was to identify the implementation of the pattern of interest in the system code and then substitute a suitable version of the replacement pattern.

A pattern that resembles the replacement pattern of our study was characterised by prominent apoptosis of hepatocytes at the interface, with conservation of the reticular connective tissue architecture of the liver, with debris, but without fibrosis.

Bayesian inference analyses based on the site-heterogenous CAT model (which allows the amino-acid replacement pattern to vary across a protein alignment; [ 50]) were performed using PhyloBayes v2.1c [ 51].