The phrase "as second pattern" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific pattern in a sequence or classification, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The results were analyzed using the first pattern, while the second pattern was applied to the subsequent data."
Alternatives: "as the second model" or "as the second example".
Second, we analyzed dataset D4 (Table 2) that included the pattern found in dataset D2 as well as a second pattern, thus simulating etiologic heterogeneity.
As a second pattern we identified cardiovascular and metabolic disorders [1.96].
Following rapid virus evolution and in the presence of an unknown trigger, the novel SARS-CoV may have effectively adapted to the human host, as illustrated by a second pattern characterized by a higher human-to-animal virus antibody titer in infected persons.
The second pattern, named as 'Pasta and Meat', was characterised by high-positive loadings for pasta, cooked tomatoes, red meat, animal fats and alcoholic beverages, and negative loadings for breakfast cereals and yogurt.
The second pattern represents as a set of modules which split into another set of gene modules in the 4 months, merge into a single module in the 6 months (shown as Fig. 9c) and which finally disappears at 12 months.
The list of 112 genes, and corresponding fold change estimates from the four absolute expression comparisons are included as Additional File 3. The second pattern indicative of a masculinized transcriptome is an increase in the magnitude of differential expression (i.e. fold change) for male-enriched genes relative to female-enriched genes.
The second pattern is recognised as different from the first type based on the lengths of the dactyli.
The second pattern was named as western pattern, which had higher loading of fat, red meat, processed food and fat acid, and lower loading of fruits, vegetables, and dietary fibres.
The second pattern was formed by species with similar diameter class distribution pattern as the first group except that individuals are missing at the higher diameter classes (Fig. 2b).
Pilot patterns are arranged as follows: The first received pilot pattern and the third pilot pattern are stored in DM 1, while the second pattern and the fourth pattern are stored in DM 2. This arrangement helps to make the cross-correlation in Equation (16) easier.
