The phrase "a significant pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing trends, behaviors, or occurrences that are noteworthy or meaningful in a particular context.
Example: "The research revealed a significant pattern of increased engagement among users during the evening hours."
Alternatives: "a notable trend of" or "an important pattern of".
One careful study of mobile-phone waves found a significant pattern of headaches, but it turned out the headache cluster fell in the control group those who had not been exposed to signals.
In the opposite direction, there was a significant pattern of decreased rCBF after levodopa (experimentwise p≪10−5), but there were no clusters with peaks in the brain for which corrected p<0.05.
Despite the weak genetic differentiation among sites, a significant pattern of isolation-by-distance using F ST (genetic differentiation estimate) and Median Oceanographic Distance and Median Oceanographic Transport Time was found (Table S2, Fig. 4).
The ruling, included in the Housing Act of 1986, would prevent the Federal Government from awarding UDAG's to any project within 50 miles of a city in which there has been a significant pattern of job migration.
Further, pairwise comparisons of the PCC showed that although the medication x condition interaction was significant, both the medicated and the non-medicated group showed a significant pattern of reduced PCC activation during anger distraction compared to anger engagement, though this effect was stronger in the medicated group.
But a subsequent investigation by the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights pointed to a "clique within the Police Department with a significant pattern of misconduct" as the primary problem between the police and community.50 On November 13, the day of the second round of violence in St . Petersburg a similar scenario played itself out in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
A Fed governor, Jeremy C. Stein, said this month that he saw "a fairly significant pattern of reaching-for-yield behavior emerging in corporate credit," referring to a rise in the sale of new junk bonds, or high-risk corporate debt.
This resulted in a significant pattern in the scales of higher dimension.
"We are seeing a fairly significant pattern of reaching-for-yield behavior emerging in corporate credit," Mr. Stein said in St . Louis
Further analysis, however, revealed a statistically significant pattern of selection linked to positions 89, 91, and 93.
In both random and directed biopsy, there was a statistically significant pattern of CIN occurrence on the cervix (χKWd = 54.3880, χKWr = 73.1819, p < 0.0001).
