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We demonstrated that protein surfaces exhibit distinct patterns in which highly immobile residues form defined clusters ("stability patches") alternating with areas of moderate to high mobility.

When we compared the slopes before and after knot formation, we identified 2 distinct patterns in which the scapular upward rotation increased or decreased after knot formation.

Survival after ICU treatment follows distinct patterns in which age, gender, surgical diagnosis and APACHE II score are independent determinants.

Weighted mean gray levels (WMGLs) in the chimpanzee showed a distinct pattern in which the 'knuckle-walking' regions (dorsal) and 'climbing' regions (palmar) are less mineralized, interpreted to reflect elevated remodeling rates, than the distal regions.

In the neocortex, there was a distinct pattern in which the superficial and deep cortical laminae were most severely affected (Fig.  5g, h).

Once again, the Cuban and Puerto Rican groups have a distinct pattern in which nativity matters little across the range of educational accomplishments.

We mapped expression variation onto the yeast interaction network and found that the majority of these datasets showed a distinct pattern in which genes with small epistatic fitness effects show high variance in expression sensitivity (an example is shown in fig. 2 C, and the full dataset is shown in supplementary fig. S1, Supplementary Material online).

In this study, we showed that, by combining the immune-related markers HLA class I, HLA-E, HLA-G and Foxp3+, we were able to determine three distinct patterns in survival, which might represent how immune surveillance controls tumour growth and metastasis.

Our findings suggest that goal-directed and MAP-guided fluid management are associated with distinct patterns in fluid resuscitation, which may be of consequence for microvascular perfusion.

On the other hand, the P-series NCBs exhibited distinct emission patterns, in which only P3 was relatively spectrally pure (Supporting Information Figure S4).

Successful performance of complex motor tasks may also entail distinct patterns in motor cortical functional connectivity, which may also be subject to age related changes.