Sentence examples for by the same patterns from inspiring English sources
As OSHA's own investigation files showed, McWane workers have been maimed, burned and killed year after year by the same patterns of safety and health failures.
What we need is not escapism from the boredom of this life but a departure from the notion that life is inevitably defined by the same patterns of consumption and competition that have rendered it so tedious in the first place.
Following acquisition of the discrimination, the authors tested rats with trials in which the discrminanda were partially masked by the same patterns of randomly generated, opaque circular blobs (the bubbles; see Fig. 9A).
Stencilling – If you want to get started with spray cans, precut stencils are pretty easy to get your hands on and you can make some really nice things by overlapping the same patterns with different colours.
Dr Bodenschatz and his team are now scrutinising video footage of the lava lake in the Kilauea crater in Hawaii, to see if its zig-zags are produced by the same pattern of cooling and plate-spreading that is observed in the wax.In the meantime, however, the researchers have also solved the problem of the disappearing transform faults.
From the observation that the Polya Knopp inequality is a limit version of Hardy's inequality and Carleson's inequality verifies Polya Knopp inequality as a special case, an inequality verifying Hardy's inequality by the same pattern was called for.
Although these solutions are very useful to classify and describe patterns of splicing events, they do not directly address the problem of identifying the transcripts produced by those events in a general and exact way: there may easily be isoforms produced by the same pattern of splicing events that generate very different transcripts.
In fact, this study highlighted that SF6D and EQ5D scores are influenced by the same pattern of factors.
It is presently unclear whether all of these indices represent the same type of inflammatory response (characterized by the same pattern of circulating cytokines).
As such, it may be regulated by the same patterning and size-sensing mechanisms that function during normal development (Mesquita et al. 2010).
