Sentence examples for by a common pattern from inspiring English sources

The zootype is defined by a common pattern of Hox gene expression among bilaterians, and is considered to be displayed most clearly at the phylotypic stage.

Apoptotic cell death is characterised by a common pattern of morphological alterations such as chromatin condensation, membrane blebbing, DNA fragmentation and cell shrinkage (Huppertz et al, 1999).

Additionally, interpreting biogeographical patterns and factors driving diversification is further complicated by a common pattern of long-distance dispersal in many taxa in Parmeliaceae, (e.g. [ 12, 33, 34, 37]).

Another striking finding is the presence of dual practice by physicians in both the public and private sectors, which was described by interviewees as a common pattern.

The row-and-column effect is caused by sites with a common pattern of conservation scoring high against each other – these sites are the ones that evolve more "accordingly" to the phylogenetic tree.

-- "Trump creates a summer of discontent for Republican candidates," by Michael Scherer and Josh Dawsey: "It has been a common pattern this summer for House Republican candidates around the country: Trump sparks local and national controversies around issues of trade, immigration and foreign policy that throw many of the most vulnerable House incumbents for a loop.

After Mr. Santiago's arrest in the shooting, emerging details of his military service led some to blame the rampage on the war-torn mind of a veteran haunted by post-traumatic stress disorder, a common pattern when veterans are arrested in violent crimes.

Prosecutors say they have added the 21 uncharged murders to the case for two reasons: In the guilt phase, they want to use some or all of those murders to show a common pattern by Kraft as evidence to help convict him on the 16 murders with which he has been charged.

For evo-devo, the body plan shared by members of each phylum represents a common pattern of development (Hall 1999; Raff 1996).

In sum, it appears that the worldwide distribution of genetic diversity in cultivated sunflower follows a common pattern dominated by the restorer/maintainer status.

Significance values in that test of P < 0.001 or better can be taken as evidence that the consensus profile was not a methodological artefact and does represent a common pattern identified by observers.