Sentence examples for evident patterns from inspiring English sources

What you will get is more of what people always did, because those are the evident patterns.

Are evident patterns of genetic isolation by distance within the ergatoid ponerines examined here shared by all those with wingless queens?

By inspecting regions of lower coverage across all libraries, the most evident patterns are regions enriched in G homopolymers tracts and GGC motifs (Supplementary Fig. S7).

The proposed cohesive miner can theoretically be constrained to exclude residue matches that exist in close proximity on the protein chain, which may result in more interesting and less evident patterns.

"For now, that's the evident pattern but it's not a rule," Matthew Russell, a BMW spokesman, said in an e-mail.

While Britain still has a relatively high rates of teenage pregnancy, it also has an evident pattern of delayed primogeniture as the date of first conception bifurcates, commonly differentiated on socioeconomic grounds.

As Cornell mathematician Steven Strogatz writes for The New Yorker, pi is so special in part because it "puts infinity within reach". Pi looks random: Mathematicians have computed pi out to 10 trillion digits and seen no evident pattern.

But this was exactly what Marx claimed in developing his "scientific socialism". He imagined that history moves in a scientifically evident pattern, which would leave no room for minority rights.

There was no evident pattern of model preference in primary, secondary or tertiary prevention studies.

Comparing Figure 2 (left) with Figure 2 (right), the most evident pattern is that mobile phones facilitate communication between the North and South regions that are far from each other.

Cobb-Clark and Schurer find little evidence that adverse life events affect personality and, while Specht et al. find a few significant associations between major life events and specific traits, there is no evident pattern to the results.12.12