"biological pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any pattern within the field of biology. For example, "The class spent the day studying the biological pattern of the honeybee's nest."
Kondo, S. & Miura, T. Reaction-diffusion model as a framework for understanding biological pattern formation.
M. Arcak, "On biological pattern formation by contact inhibition," in Proceedings of the 2012 American Control Conference, 2012, pp. 3439-3444.
M. Perkins and M. Arcak, "Discrete spatial filtering by networks of cells facilitates biological pattern formation," in Proceedings of the 2018 American Control Conference, 2018, pp. 1214-1219.
Furthermore, the biological pattern clearly reflected the hydrodynamic conditions of the area, from highly hydrodynamic shallow depth to the calmer deeper areas.
Inspired by this biological pattern, a trajectory generation logic is designed and tested in controlling a multi-agent unmanned aerial systems without the use of inter-distances.
Moreover, the Gradient Maker was also modelled in order to realise biological pattern formation using two morphogenes acting as activator and inhibitor with varying diffusion rates.
Continuous disruptions to biological patterns may trigger the onset of breast cancer and, possibly, many other diseases.
However, a general and unifying mechanistic picture depicting the role of cell plating density in diverse biological patterns formed in PSC-based models remains largely elusive.
Data were analyzed for three ecoregions (Duluth-Superior, Apostle Islands, and the open lake) differing in bathymetry and limnological and biological patterns.
Direct applications of this partition include its use as support for designing sampling strategies, ocean modelling, interpreting environmental and biological patterns, and ecosystem-based management.
Hence, sewage sludge application modified the intensity of microbial responses to environmental factors, but biological patterns regulating P turn-over were maintained.
