The phrase "achieving patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the process of recognizing, creating, or reaching specific patterns in data, behavior, or design.
Example: "The research focused on achieving patterns in consumer behavior to better predict future trends."
Alternatives: "establishing patterns" or "identifying patterns".
Sequentially seeded ECs then adhered exclusively to hydrophobised PIPAAm domains upon increasing culture temperature to 37°C, achieving patterned co-cultures.
Logic dictates that if the stromal background is growth-promoting, then achieving patterned growth requires ducts to adjust their own extension locally by focal inhibition.
Ray-based devices cannot achieve patterns with high resolution, coherent holographic devices cannot achieve certain intensity patterns, even in the two-dimensional case, and volumetric devices cannot simulate occlusions and suffer from out-of-focus blur.
We observe that with higher disturbance, represented by d, the controller performs reasonably well with gradual degradation in the achieved patterns.
Panel (E) shows the performance of the greedy design with respect to the average VP distance between (varSigma_{P}) and achieved patterns over 50 different trials, as we change the level of noise during the evolution and measurement phase.
These data suggest that physical activity may be required to achieve patterns of gene expression that permit effective regulation of energy balance [6], [8], [15].
For example, 100-fold faster inhibitor diffusion relative to that of the activator is more likely to achieve patterns than 10-fold faster.
This study provides an effective way to achieve pattern transformation based on conventional lattice structures.
Photon-based systems achieve pattern fidelity with greater ease than electron-beam systems, but achieving comparable resolution requires novel approaches, which remain to be demonstrated.
(d) Removal of the AAO/SiO2 layer to achieve patterned Si substrate.
