Sentence examples for describe the same pattern from inspiring English sources

Axelrod and Hamilton (1981, p. 1392) describe the same pattern in the differential response of bacteria to environmental change and in the behavior of primates.

The few publications addressing the subject of breast cancer morphology after chemotherapy essentially describe the same pattern of changes that we found (Kennedy et al, 1990; Aktepe et al, 1996; Miller et al, 1997; Gajdos et al, 2002).

Wei et al. [ 44] describe the same pattern for a distantly related evanid wasp, which suggests that the A+T-bias is perhaps more variable across the hymentoperan phylogeny than previously realized.

In evidence to the committee, both Harneis and Save the Children's Grant Pritchard described the bombing they had witnessed on the ground as "indiscriminate", corroborating careful investigations by Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and UN experts, which all described the same pattern.

Around 100 witnesses in total submitted evidence describing the same pattern of arbitrary arrest and detention without trial, of rape, death sentences issued by kangaroo courts, children as young as 11 being executed, families made to pay for the bullets used to kill their relatives.

Reactivity of diastolic blood pressure described the same pattern as systolic blood pressure.

The Permian diversity curve describes the same pattern noted earlier, displaying a slightly stepped increase towards the first distinct peak in the late Middle Permian, a substantial drop in diversity thereafter, and a continuous increase to the peak in the Late Permian Changhsingian.

Mr. Stefanoni of Pulte described roughly the same pattern of recovery in the market for newly constructed housing.

Although these maps describe the same biophysical variable, they vary both in quantity and spatial pattern.

Hosszúfalusi et al. also described the same initial pattern of differences with type 1 and type 2 diabetes; however, C-peptide secretion in patients with longer-duration LADA overlapped with the values for type 2 diabetic patients.

Weather describes meteorological patterns on a short-term, daily basis; climate describes the same kind of patterns, but instead over a longer time-scale.