Sentence examples for contemporary patterns from inspiring English sources

Describe the demographic changes affecting union formation, and detail how contemporary patterns differ from historical ones.

Based on this discussion, we provide a definition of globalization which best accounts for contemporary patterns of global interdependence.

This is comparable to contemporary patterns in which δ15N in surface soils rise with increasing distance from a glacier front, due to an increase in soil development41.

Serra, I. A. et al. Genetic structure in the Mediterranean seagrass Posidonia oceanica: disentangling past vicariance events from contemporary patterns of gene flow.

Multiple large observational registries and quality-improvement initiatives now are capturing data regarding adherence to practice guidelines and contemporary patterns of care for ACS.

Contemporary patterns of genetic variation can be incorporated into theoretical models with the goal of understanding the evolutionary processes that led to these patterns.

Today in PLoS one, my lab released "All is not loss: Plant Biodiversity in the Anthropocene" — the first spatially explicit global assessment of contemporary patterns of terrestrial plant biodiversity (native loss + exotic species gain) at regional landscape scales.

The accessibility of the region to the movements of peoples across the Eurasian landmass has predisposed the region to absorb cultural influences from many countries and peoples, and this too is reflected in the contemporary patterns of Romanian life.

We determined whether contemporary practice patterns of Gleason grading for prostate needle biopsy and radical prostatectomy have evolved.

To characterize contemporary practice patterns in the use of transesophageal echocardiography during adult liver transplantation and to identify factors preventing more frequent use.

This project will provide answers to questions about contemporary practice patterns including variation among institutions and temporal trends in procedure use and adjunctive therapy.