The phrase "as patterned by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is shaped or influenced by a particular pattern or design.
Example: "The artwork reflects the cultural influences as patterned by the traditions of the region."
Alternatives: "as shaped by" or "as influenced by".
At first, Zhu thought this principle only governed qi phenomena as patterned by li, but eventually he admitted that not only were yin and yang paradigmatic polar complements but that the supreme polarity (taiji) complemented the yin-yang polarity, and inferred that li and qi, as the references of taiji and yin-yang, respectively, too had to be complements.
As many as 42% of human genes show novel AS patterns by aligning mouse transcripts to human genome [ 7], and more than 10% of human loci exhibit conserved AS events in mouse [ 8].
Microchannels are fabricated using SU-8 (Nippon Kayaku Co. Ltd .. Bioresist is patterned by photolithography as a gel-valve.
In this paper, we also present the architecture and evaluation of each method, and the implementation used as patterns by SRE mechanism to extract accurate signatures.
Subsequently, we experimentally validated a subset of computationally inferred patterns of overlapping AS patterns, by RT-PCR and direct sequencing, analyzed implicated sequence and transcript features, and compared A5Es with constitutive and pseudo-exons, as well as A3Es, in H. sapiens and M. musculus.
There probably isn't a more consciously literary play on the boards in Manhattan now (well, from the past century, anyway) than "The American Plan," which is as precisely patterned as a sonnet by Milton.
Conversely, 5/14 benign cervices (36%) were misinterpreted as pattern-A by ≥2 reviewers.
Looking at seismology charts to explore how an earthquake can inscribe itself into scientific records I started to visualise these dark fluctuations as patterns generated by the forces of nature.
And also human transcriptome studies with different human tissues show different AS patterns derived by tissue-specific alternative promoters and polyadenylation [ 50- 52].
At still other times, Mr. Byrd's choreography was as cool and precisely patterned as certain balletic abstractions by George Balanchine.
One-dimensional cultures were grown on a "C" shape, patterned as described by Feinerman et al. (2005).
