The phrase "as general pattern" is not correct in English.
It should be "as a general pattern." You can use it when discussing common trends or behaviors observed in a particular context.
Example: "As a general pattern, people tend to prefer familiar brands over new ones."
Alternatives: "as a common trend" or "as a typical pattern."
Weeden however thinks that the authors "are a bit too hasty" in concluding an evaluator bias, as "the various checks that they offer against other interpretations aren't as convincing as the general pattern of results," she says.
The repeating units include several serine and threonine residues, which carry most of the glycosylation, and this glycosylation, as well as the general pattern of expression, is altered in cancerous cells (Taylor-Papadimitriou et al, 2002).
Upregulation of ribosomal genes and other genes involved in translation appears as a general pattern as observed also in other organisms.
All FIS estimates were quite similar and there was no evidence for an evolutionary shift towards higher selfing rates in the introduced range, as has been suggested as a general pattern in invasive species [67].
Not surprisingly, for the dolphin and the killer whale α- and β-globin clusters, the embryonic globin genes were located at 5′ of those with an adult expression, as is the general pattern in the globin gene clusters of vertebrates.
As a general pattern, meta-substituted compounds were found less active as compared to their para-substituted counterparts.
As a general pattern across the entire sample, the children did not perform as strongly in the two narrative tasks as they did in the two explanatory tasks, with mean scores below 50% of the possible 11 points.
As a general pattern, lower levels of genetic variation are expected in island populations as compared to mainland populations due to founder effects and restricted gene flow [9].
The mechanism can be understood as a general pattern explaining how to carry over quality assurance techniques to configurable systems.
As a general pattern, we obtained a significantly higher presence of dreissenid DNA in autumn than in spring (inset in Fig. 1).
