Sentence examples for disparate pattern from inspiring English sources

Such design of fabrication process allows realization of disparate pattern dimensions and also etching depths.

Time-series analysis of whole transcriptome patterns, represented as self-organizing maps, revealed a disparate pattern of gene expression between α9−/− and wild type cochleae at the onset of hearing (P13), with knockout samples resembling immature postnatal ages.

This disparate pattern is also detectable to a lesser extent in Rafflesia, Rhizanthes, and Mitrastema.

Children thus identified as having CP with a history of a severe traumatic head injury in the National Patient Discharge Register, a malformation syndrome in the central nervous system and/or a chromosomal aberration registered in the SMBR were identified and analysed separately since these cases might have a particular and disparate pattern of risk factors [ 15].

Disparate patterns of broad cytogenetic gain and loss were observed across the subgroups (Fig. 1b and Supplementary Figs 3, 7, 8, 10 and 11).

In this paper, we present a simple, a cost-effective, and amendable reforming method for disparate patterns of hydrophilic regions on super-hydrophobic surfaces.

Individual taxa often exhibited disparate patterns of vertical distribution, with some found throughout the water column, whereas others were restricted to narrow depth intervals.

The authors explore the disparate patterns across the design disciplines and identify promising linkages and patterns that may be harbingers of a more expansive embrace of inclusive design in the years ahead.

"If we care about racially disparate patterns in costs and fees and want to eliminate those in the financial system, our oversight has to include small and community banks where these practices are prevalent," said Terri Friedline, an associate professor of social work at the University of Michigan who was a co-author of the report with Jacob William Faber, a New York University sociologist.

This work demonstrates that combining rules and similarities can result in more robust reasoning models, and many seemingly disparate patterns of commonsense reasoning are actually different manifestations of the same underlying process and can be generated using the integrated architecture, which captures the underlying process to a large extent.

The second contribution of the article is related to the discussion of these disparate patterns.