The phrase "and the patterns described" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific patterns that have been previously mentioned or explained in a text.
Example: "The study focuses on the effects of climate change on biodiversity, and the patterns described indicate a significant decline in species diversity."
Alternatives: "and the outlined patterns" or "and the mentioned patterns".
Germination of conidial fungi is often dependent on surface moisture, and considering the patterns described above with WNS and G. destructans in culture, it may be that fungal virulence is governed in large part by humidity and temperature conditions on skin surfaces of hibernating bats.
In general, the results of the multiple regressions shown in table 3 confirmed and strengthen the patterns described by the pairwise correlations: i.e the level of expression being negatively correlated to gene parameters and breadth of expression depicting the opposite trend in favour of expansion.
Sexually antagonistic alleles will further exaggerate the evolution of sex-specific genetic architecture for fitness and disease and therefore amplify the patterns described here.
However, no fluorescent proteins have been described in Nematostella, and although unlikely, the patterns described above could arise from an exogenous source.
A linear mixed-model regression of recurrence rate, probability and site type on AMUA response strength shows that all three variables and their interactions are statistically significant factors in explaining the observed variation (Table 1), and therefore confirms the patterns described above.
Further whole genome sequences, particularly from the Ecdysozoa and Lophotrochozoa, will enable the patterns described here to be refined and the hypothesis of greater levels of gene loss in the Ecdysozoa to be tested even more robustly.
Thus we examined whether and how edges' plant communities were influenced by urbanisation and compared our results to the patterns described in the literature.
This will provide more insight into the generality of the patterns described here, and the extent to which journal impact factors provide biased estimates of impact, either up- or downward.
The significant interactions found here basically reflect the patterns described above, and are thus not described here except for both interactions involving feeding regime.
Nevertheless, the findings of this study were similar to those of a study of traditional alcohol production in rural Vietnam [ 22], and the patterns of alcohol use described in this sample fall within the patterns described in Millwood et al. [ 18].
