Sentence examples for extensive patterns from inspiring English sources

Our findings reveal extensive patterns of seroadaptation among HIV-positive MSM in San Francisco before 2005.

MVPA makes use of multivariate, spatially extensive patterns of activation across the brain.

Here the abiotic conditions show dramatic gradients and extensive patterns of small-scale habitats (Körner 2003; Larcher 2012).

Multimorbidity is not restricted to disease pairs, but often consists of more extensive patterns (i.e. triplets, quartets) of chronic diseases.

Rab23 and Rab32 show extensive patterns of loss, which in the case of Rab23 correlate well to loss of cilia or flagella, consistent with functional work on this protein [ 35].

Different definitions of MCI have different prevalence estimates 56 and also vary in their risk of dementia progression (eg, more extensive patterns of cognitive changes have been associated with greater progression of MCI to dementia).

The documents revealed an extensive pattern of lax underwriting and fraudulent lending that inevitably led to delinquency and foreclosure.

(Bush's first race for governor of Texas, in 1994, had been marked by an extensive pattern of sotto-voce whispering, in conservative East Texas, that his opponent, the Democrat Ann Richards, was a lesbian).

Last week, a high-level commission reported on an extensive pattern of tabloid hacking into personal computers and voicemails and bribing police and public officials for inside information.

"Although such conduct by a co-op board on the Upper West Side of Manhattan at the beginning of the 21st century may seem surprising, this behavior was consistent with the defendants' extensive pattern of hostility toward nonwhite residents of the building," said the lawsuit, which was filed on Tuesday in State Supreme Court in Manhattan.

The most extensive pattern cracking was observed in bridge decks in the Piedmont region.