Sentence examples for general pattern with from inspiring English sources

Mhanna told me that this was part of "a general pattern," with most objectionable material being flagged by representatives of the country's many religious groups, rather than the censorship office itself.

3100 2686 BC), the first pharaohs built funerary complexes in the religious center of Abydos following a single general pattern, with a rectangular mud-brick enclosure.

Information for the Northeast Atlantic is still relatively sparse compared with that for the Northwest Atlantic (this is changing with the more recent programs of HERMES and COMARGE); however, it does still follow this general pattern with no further decline evident at abyssal depths [103], [134].

We also observed that mRNA abundance levels followed this same general pattern with respect to superfamilies (Table 1).

OBP29 expression in females also followed this general pattern with high values 6d and 9d after spinning.

Curves for each individual on the other outcomes followed the same general pattern, with the slope being steepest initially (curves not shown).

These mixed results suggest that there may not be any general patterns with respect to race and that racial and ethnic differences in bullying may instead depend on the ethnic composition of individual schools.

Both mainstream and tributaries define the same general patterns, with relative Rb and Sr depletion and particularly high Th, U, Zr, Hf, and Ti enrichment.

The methods produce similar general patterns with respect to the impact of ambient temperature on heat balance.

While the two methods yield similar general patterns with respect to the impact of ambient temperature on heat balance, the estimates of heat balance produced with the segmented method are consistently lower than those obtained with the conventional method.

In general, patterns with unusual frequency are detected by comparing their observed frequency in the biological sequence data under study to their distribution in a background model whose parameters are derived from the data.