Sentence examples for below the pattern from inspiring English sources

However, as we note below, the pattern of risk was the same in both component substudies (US, UK), and it appears moderately implausible (but not impossible) that the same pattern of bias should operate in the two cohorts.

Apart from a de-activated visual cortex (see below), the pattern was very similar in the contrasts Neutral > Loved and Baseline > Loved.

You can lay the wire horizontally below the pattern to ensure that you're using enough, but not too many, buttons.

With the caveats discussed below, the overall pattern we observed is consistent with the idea that evolution selects for diversification of assembly specificity within families of paralogous proteins.

As I will discuss below, this pattern describes the struggle that led to the decline and ultimate elimination of lynching, and it captures as well the ongoing fight against the death penalty that may well culminate in its abolition.

There are passages, such as the one below, where the patterns of the words on the page are spellbinding.

Vertical bars below the patterns represent the standard diffraction data from JCPDS files for SnNb2O6 (01-084-1810) and Sn2Nb2O7 (00-023-0593).

It turns out that this policy, now supported by a court consent decree negotiated by the state, the teachers' union and the Board of Education, might have the unintended consequence of threatening longstanding yet below-the-surface hiring patterns that allowed the rest of the district's 1,100 schools to do better.

Below, residue of the pattern reconstructions with five components (as shown in the middle panel) revealing that no stimulus related activity remained.

The results below demonstrate how the pattern of mortality improvement over time – as reflected in changes in the Siler model parameters – differentially affects lifespan variability conditional on survival to younger and older ages.

The graph below illustrates the pattern of federal spending over the past several decades, and projected for the next decade by the Congressional Budget Office.