The phrase "exhibit a consistent pattern" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe behavior or actions that consistently follow a certain structure or sequence. Example: The data clearly shows that the patient's symptoms exhibit a consistent pattern of improvement after each treatment session.
This approach is taken because we do not yet know if the cognitive skills associated with the tiers exhibit a consistent pattern of difficulty across all content (for example, that tier 1 is always easier than tier 2), or whether the tiers vary in difficulty according to content.
A metagene represents a group of genes that together exhibit a consistent pattern of expression in relation to an observable phenotype.
In summary, we show that editing events within Alu sequences exhibit a consistent pattern of editing levels across individuals.
A signature represents a group of genes that together exhibit a consistent pattern of expression in relation to an observable phenotype.
The other side of the coin is that sites whose editing exhibit a consistent pattern in terms of editing levels might have been recruited in the course of evolution to serve a functional role.
Although genome wide expression data correlates poorly between paired fresh-frozen and FFPE xenograft samples, it is apparent that consistent and reliable genomic profiles reflecting activities of oncogenic signaling pathways comprised of a subset of probes that exhibit a consistent pattern of expression associated with the expression of the activated oncogene can be generated.
Critically, RE voxels also exhibited a consistent pattern in the right FFA (t(17)= 3.08, P < 0.01).
Pairwise analysis of geographical distribution between taxa showed that no single species group exhibited a consistent pattern of congruence with other taxa (Table 3).
Overall, congruence between the distributions of two metrics of diversity for the taxa in this study at this spatial resolution was low: no one group exhibits a consistent pattern of congruence with other taxa.
In 2D-STE analysis, global peak systolic and early diastolic strain rate, as well as global strain in longitudinal and circumferential dynamics exhibited a consistent pattern: profound decreases in the ADH and the PDH groups compared to controls, i.e. significant decreases in systolic and diastolic functions were observed in the ADH and PDH groups when compared to controls.
(i) Biallelic loss was uncommon but when it occurred it exhibited a consistent pattern: only 77 genes (<0.5 %) showed biallelic loss in at least 10%% of ESCC samples, but nearly all of these genes were concentrated on just four chromosomal arms (ie, 42 genes on 3p, 14 genes on 9p, 10 genes on 5q, and seven genes on 4p).
