Sentence examples for but the observed pattern from inspiring English sources

No firm conclusion can be drawn from these preliminary results, but the observed pattern is consistent with the hypothesis that asexuals exploit new food sources effectively and colonize new habitats rapidly.

Without additional radiations younger than LV we cannot rule out the possibility that body shape diversity accumulates more rapidly during the earliest stages of adaptive radiation, but the observed pattern is consistent with the long-standing hypothesis that evolutionary lability in trophic morphology has facilitated the rapid diversification in cichlid radiations [37].

Concern was raised that this may be related to radioactive fall-out from the Chernobyl accident, but the observed pattern of thyroid cancer incidence is inconsistent with this interpretation (Stiller, 2001).

There is a seasonal variation in cattle movements in Sweden [ 14] but the observed pattern of detection of salmonella infected herds does not match this variation, as the peak of infected herds occurs before the autumn peak of movements and the movement peak in spring is not reflected in the number of detected herds.

The relative timing of fore- and hindlimb development is labile in evolution, but with the observed pattern of change in timing showing a strong phylogenetic component.

These more stringent standards reduce the coverage and thus the power, but the observed patterns remain (supplementary table S3, Supplementary Material online).

Three probesets aligned to regions that contain structural variants among CC founder strains (miR-148b, miR-192, and miR-194), but the observed patterns of expression were not correlated with the strain distribution of structural variants.

The reason for this difference in Microtermes symbiont diversity between the two African regions is presently unclear, but the observed patterns do suggests that specificity and co-evolutionary dynamics may differ both geographically and between closely related termite species, as envisaged in geographic mosaic models for co-evolution [ 1].

They found that the spreading-dye null model overlaps mostly with the central part of the RDP, but the periphery of the observed pattern does not overlap with the simulation.

A slower rate of morphological evolution compared to molecular evolution could explain the observed pattern (but see below).

It thus appears likely that there is a general explanation for the observed pattern (but also see 55).