Sentence examples for clarify the pattern from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this study was to clarify the pattern and timing of recurrence after extended radical esophagectomy.
In addition to details about the malignancy itself, the registry gathers information about the affected person available in the hospital chart that might help to clarify the pattern of cancer occurrence.
Within each group, specimens were sorted by descending average NCC (summed over rows/columns) to clarify the pattern.
Therefore, we undertook a study to unquestionably clarify the pattern of expression of EGFP under the control of D1R and D2R promoters in MSNs.
30 Longitudinal analyses will also clarify the pattern of eating disturbance with disease progression.
We aimed to clarify the pattern of cortical abnormalities, whether changes in area and cortical thickness occurred independently, and their possible associations with clinical and cognitive measures.
The aim of this study was to clarify the patterns of cognitive deficits in drug-naive patients with schizophrenia and non-psychotic major depressive disorder (MDD) as compared with controls.
Despite the attractiveness of this model, the fraction of progenitor divisions that generate intermediate progenitors vs. postmitotic cortical neurons during development remains poorly understood, and live imaging is likely necessary to clarify the patterns of cell division that lead to the production of intermediate progenitors vs. neurons.
Fortunately, the number of complete genome sequences is steadily growing, and should clarify the patterns of gene distribution within the tree of life.
Further follow-up is clearly necessary, both in this cohort and in other studies to clarify the patterns of association we observed in this study.
In order to clarify the patterns and the evolutionary consequences of biological invasions, long-term perspective studies should focus on different aspects of the introduced populations, such as their genetic diversity and structure, population size at introduction (propagule pressure), growth rate and demographic trend [ 7].
