Sentence examples for discussing the pattern of from inspiring English sources

We opted to use the tree based on the aic for presenting the results and discussing the pattern of matK initiation codon evolution.

In discussing the patterns of residential mobility amongst the Kel Tadrart, Biagetti prefers to use the term 'alternative' campsites, as opposed to 'seasonal', as the majority of the households do not follow a regular seasonal mobility pattern.

A Justice Department official who discussed the pattern of rulings only if not identified said the department had long argued that legal proceedings were not well suited to review classified evidence gathered during wartime.

Boeing managers met on Wednesday to discuss the pattern of wiring damage, people familiar with the situation said, and a person who said he was a "concerned Boeing employee" called the aviation agency the same day to report the wiring problem.

In the first part of the paper we discuss the pattern of research in microelectronics, illustrating the reasons why, in order to achieve distinguished scientific performance, universities need to collaborate with industry, and in particular academic researchers need to interact with industrial ones by face-to-face knowledge exchanges.

We focus on two samples here: one middle Eocene and one upper Eocene; a future contribution will analyze many more time slices and discuss the pattern of evolution in detail.

7In the appendix we discuss the patterns of non-response and attrition.

We discuss the patterns of Late Cenozoic faulting and crustal stress in the northeastern flank of the Baikal rift system.

To make the analysis and the results as transparent as possible we examine largely a priori model specifications, and we systematically report and discuss the patterns of correlation among explanatory variables.

The authors first studied the transcripts separately and subsequently consulted with each other to discuss the patterns of change that appeared in the data.

These results are then used to discuss the patterns of morphological differentiation between islands and between island and mainland populations described by Anderson [ 3].