The phrase "any patterns for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about specific trends, designs, or methods related to a particular subject or context.
Example: "Are there any patterns for improving team collaboration that we can implement?"
Alternatives: "any trends for" or "any designs for".
In this case, because WildSpan does not mine any patterns for 2PJPA, only ProteRNASVM gives prediction result.
Changes in biochemical, hematological, and urinalysis parameters during the study did not indicate any patterns for clinical concern and mainly reflected the progression of the underlying disease.
Example 1 Amelia (audio diary, phase 1): "Since the final exams … I've been trying to actively look at what medications people are … on and then looking them up in the BNF (British National Formulary) to see why they've been prescribed, who they've been prescribed by, why the dosing regimen and … see if I can pick up any patterns, for example; Which medications are most cardiac patients on?
Q2: How to find operating contradictions for innovative engineers, and is there any pattern for identifying and solving them in the companies in China?
And finally, a really mediocre deal would not set any pattern for long-striking writers, who'd reject it.
Emergency services and aviation specialists quickly began an inspection of the wreckage for any patterns of damage that could point to the cause.
Finally, the experiments described here were also designed to examine what principle might account for any patterns of integration or segregation observed.
In other words, for any pattern of values for the input variables, both the original and reduced sets of rules produce the same output, i.e., they are equivalent.
In choosing the bedding go for a quiet colour, without any patterns, and for natural, skin friendly fibers.
Similarly, the network for the E type did not reveal any pattern of clustering for the two species that belong to this group of sequences.
