The phrase "a unique pattern was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the existence or identification of a distinct or singular pattern in a particular context, such as research or analysis.
Example: "In the study, a unique pattern was observed in the data that suggested a new trend in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "an unusual pattern was" or "a distinct pattern was".
Typically, HIV favors integration in regions of the genome that are transcriptionally active (12), but a unique pattern was seen in rare proviruses from well-suppressed patients.
In contrast with the three other ENMs, which share a similar distribution of baseline duration and fwhm values, a unique pattern was revealed for the Printex 90 particles.
Our data indicate that the occurrence of GNAQ mutations display a unique pattern being present in a subset of melanocytic tumors but not in malignancies of glial, epithelial and stromal origin analyzed in this study.
Strains lacking a unique pattern were subjected to further analysis with an expanded set of VNTR loci (5 ).
We found that in strong cooperation with spatially localized large fitness benefits to both partners, a unique pattern is generated: partners spatially intermixed by appearing successively on top of each other, insensitive to initial conditions and interaction dynamics.
Its unique pattern is a mixture of Dutch, Japanese and Chinese design.
A possible explanation for this unique pattern is that the genetic contribution of spot-billed duck to Chinese domestic duck pool might be via a male-biased gene introgression, as have been described between the eastern spot-billed duck and the mallard [ 29].
A possible clinical explanation for this unique pattern is that in non-elderly patients, very severe pneumonia cases are mostly not very responsive to the level of variations in the treatments reflected in hospital case volume, with outcome depending much more on the patient's baseline status, including comorbidities and pneumonia severity.
Each unique pattern is in focus, and you can almost feel them scattering around the snowman, like a dance he might want to join in.
There was a unique pattern that was observed, although not entirely consistent across countries, for sex differences in stunting to be more pronounced among children in the poorest 2 asset quintiles and in children of mothers with no education or primary education.
Tls mRNA followed a unique pattern and was strongly expressed and localized in the photoreceptors (inner segment), the INL and GCL (Figs 3 and 4).
