Sentence examples for confirmed a pattern from inspiring English sources

The Treaty of London (May 1913), which concluded this First Balkan War, left Bulgaria dissatisfied, but, after that country's attempt to enforce a new partition in a Second Balkan War, the Treaty of Bucharest (August 1913) confirmed a pattern of boundaries that (with small variations) has remained in force ever since.

But he also confirmed a pattern of such ping-pong postioning that it destroyed any remaining credibility he had.

From the multiple sequence alignment (MSA) of the Tectonin domains, we confirmed a pattern of sequence repeats of 40 to 50 residues in length, which is a unique characteristic of β-propellers [9], [10].

Besides, it has confirmed a pattern of one conserved copy and one accelerated copy for both genes, and has revealed the action of positive selection on several regions of the fast-evolving ago-1b.

A ROI analysis of activity for each word category in the 5 loci of most pronounced activation equally confirmed a pattern of category-specificity, as did the analysis of regions scrutinizing the prefrontal, premotor, and motor cortices.

Indeed, quantification of the relative expression levels of SLC16A1 mRNA in these different cell types confirmed a pattern where primary normal cells displayed low expression levels of SLC16A1, whereas both the primary ccRCC cells and the established cell lines expressed increased levels of this transporter.

Many sites, like The China Cupboard (thechinacupboard.com), send pictures of any dish in stock to help confirm a pattern.

The announced abdication of Spain's King Juan Carlos would appear to confirm a pattern among the crowned heads of Europe.

"I thought it was awful and in once sense it was so awful because it fit into the narrative but it also seems to confirm a pattern … that he hadn't picked up hints.

Israel's failure to investigate the deaths, the letter said, "seems to confirm a pattern of utter contempt on the part of the Israeli Army for the lost lives of these men".

This confirms a pattern seen in other jobs: women face a "motherhood penalty" as it is assumed that having children means they are less committed to their work; men get a "fatherhood bonus" as it is assumed that having a family means they are stable, committed, sensible citizens.