The phrase "asymmetrical patterns of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing designs, structures, or phenomena that exhibit uneven or irregular patterns.
Example: "The artist's work is characterized by asymmetrical patterns of color and form that challenge traditional aesthetics."
Alternatives: "uneven patterns of" or "irregular patterns of".
With only five blots to base their results on, the scientists went on to create asymmetrical patterns of varying fractal complexity on a computer.
Integrative analysis identified a pattern of paired intra-chromosomal translocations flanking focal amplifications and asymmetrical patterns of copy number variation flanking breakpoints of translocations.
Studies of unilateral finger movement in right-handed subjects have shown asymmetrical patterns of activation in primary motor cortex and subcortical regions.
Furthermore, estimates of historical migration rates (M) revealed generally asymmetrical patterns of gene flow between populations situated in different biomes.
Interestingly, greater spinal deformity was more commonly observed in children with almost symmetrical weight bearing (SS), not in the groups with asymmetrical patterns of weight bearing.
Hippocampal sclerosis, identified in 40% (bilateral in 48%), was not associated with higher Braak stages, but asymmetrical patterns of tau protein accumulation within the sclerotic hippocampus were noted.
Thus, the evolutionary history of the heart explains the asymmetrical pattern of the heartbeat.
Additional analysis showed an asymmetrical pattern of connectivity (right > left) in fronto-parietal regions associated with sustained attention, supporting the right-lateralization of this function.
"Rico is an artist, straight up," Gonzalo Venegas, one of the three members of the rap group Rebel Diaz, said one recent Friday as Mr. London shaved an asymmetrical pattern of what he referred to as "futuristic arrows" into one side of Mr. Venegas's scalp.
Moreover, the asymmetrical pattern of buccal tipping in the RME group, already demonstrated by comparison of treatment effects, was confirmed by comparison of upper left first molar-lateroorbitale angle (UL6^Lo) at T1, which reported a greater value in the RME group (96.29° vs. 94.12°).
The result is an asymmetrical pattern of fringes.
