The phrase "a strikingly different pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a noticeable or significant difference in a pattern, often in contexts such as data analysis, research findings, or artistic comparisons.
Example: "The study revealed a strikingly different pattern in the behavior of participants across different age groups."
Alternatives: "a remarkably different pattern" or "a notably different pattern."
For subsequently forgotten remote items, we observed a strikingly different pattern of results.
As a consequence of different fuel-specific primary decomposition reactions, the two flames show a strikingly different pattern of intermediate compounds, enhancing different possible benzene formation pathways.
The map of organic farms in the United States is clustered into a few geographic centers, a strikingly different pattern than the map of all farms, which spreads densely over many regions, breaking only for the Rockies and Western deserts.
In Spr we found a strikingly different pattern of expression with G6pdx transcribed also in spermatids.
Parallel experiments in which MEFs replaced the microglia showed a strikingly different pattern of cell migration (Fig 6B).
In vivo angiography of M. unguiculatus using cSLO (Figs. 1C, 2) showed a strikingly different pattern of the retinal blood vessels than in mice (Fig. 1B).
Their omission determines the strikingly different pattern of the hedonic price index between Figs. 3 and 4 in that period.
The strikingly different pattern of multiple fragments of vimentin in young and old VSMC in this present study reflect the importance of cytoskeleton remodeling with age.
Milk:afferent lymph (M A) CRs of each Ig, except for IgG2, showed strikingly different pattern than those of BSA.
For example, the first gene in the array showed strikingly different patterns of similarity within the A phylogroup for the N-terminal, the central, and the C-terminal segment of the gene.
and exhibited a strikingly different molecular pattern, with a lower (∼1.5 kDa) apparent molecular mass of the three PrPres glycoforms (Figure 1A) and an absence of labeling by 12B2 antibody (Figure 1B).
