The phrase "about the patterns in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing specific trends, behaviors, or structures within a particular context or subject matter.
Example: "The research paper focuses on the patterns in consumer behavior during economic downturns."
Alternatives: "regarding the trends in" or "concerning the structures in".
Students had many ideas about the patterns in the data and shared some creative hypotheses about the causes.
One way to think about the patterns in DNA is to divide up a DNA sequence into words of specific length, k.
The intention of this split is to simulate a user who make use of two separate aliases, without assuming too much about the patterns in which the user will switch among the two aliases.
These phases are searching the task environment by way of experimental design, evaluating data results and formulating inferences to reason for the mechanisms and processes that brought about the patterns in outcome data.
The key idea behind the algorithm is that a node tries to infer the existence of attacks by combining information on its own traffic and on the perceived state of its neighbors, without knowing if its neighbors are under attack or not and without being able to analyze any direct information about the patterns in traffic its neighbors experience.
These stabs were intended to mimic the fact that most groups in the experiments of the main study underwent an experimental procedure in the adult stage, and therefore the results from this experiment could potentially infer information about the patterns in phenoloxidase levels that may have occurred in the main study.
Then one of the doctors started wondering about the pattern in which the diseases had spread.
In 2018, it's no longer just about getting data, but rather understanding the patterns in the data.
Also, this review discusses recent comparative studies between data mining techniques and draws some conclusions about the patterns emerging in the drug discovery data mining field.
The local orientations around the whiskers contain a large amount of detailed information about the strain patterns in the material, and a novel approach is made to representing some of this information and to correlating it with microstructural observations.
Relatively few of the Cape Verde plant lineages have been included in genetic studies so far and little is known about the patterns of diversification in the archipelago.
